https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/767c6cd80e019e94d9858b502cabb1db.pdf 6925532a9af55edfdb005dbe0c5bc07f PDF Text Text •. 211 - Thge Daily Sentinel, MiddlePQrt -Pomero~ , 0 ., Wednesday, Ocl. 29, 1975 ~~.«~W-*:::t:$.00 Ford · would have court keep New York going . FIRST TOURNAMENT - Class "AA" sectional girls tournament play began TueSday at Meigs High School. in the first match, Sheridan was 2-1 over Galllpolla and Meigs 2-1 over Warren. Sheridan and Meigs met with Sheridan taking two straight. Above Is a scene in the Meigs game. 'rhis is the first girls volleyball tournament to be played at the state level. Action will continue Thursday evening at Meigs High School. · Belpre wiU play Nelsonville York at 5, New Lexington will play Fairland at 6and the winners of the two games will play at 7. On Nov. I, at 7 p.m. the championship game will be played. The winner of t!lis game will go to the district. volle~bail Soup sale plan is announced Those wishing to donate to the senior citizens public soup sale to be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday at the , senior citizens center In the former Pomeroy JWJior High School are advised of the schedule. Those contributing to the support of the project are to have items at the center Thursday morning while those dQnating pies and cakes are to have them at the center MEIGS lHEATRE TONITE thru THURS. OCT. 2··30 NOT OPEN ' FRI.-SAT.-SUN. OCT. 31-Nov. 2 t)IGIY, THE BIGGEST 'DOG tN THE WORLD ' (TKhnlcolor.l Sll~w ,,.,,,7:00p.m. Friday morning. Suup will also be sold to take out. Those wishing carry out service are to take their own containers. The price is $1.25 a quart for takeout orders. FIRE PUTOUT The Middleport Fire Department was called to extinguish a blaze in the village-owned leaf scavenger at 1:53 p.m. TueSday. The equipment was being usedJo pick up leaves in the cOm· munity wheh apparenUy it ~!eked up 'leaves in which a burning cigare t had been thrown . The leaves caught fire ..There was no damage tq the equipment which was .again being used WedneSday lo continue leaf pickup in the town. PLAYING NITEL Y By MIKE FEINSU.BER · WASHINGTON (UP!) President . Ford today proposed legislation permittlng a federal CO\Ifl to asswne control of New York Cit~ 's finances if the city defaults on its debts. Such court control, the President said, would assure that vital services to New York City's 8 million residents would not be Interrupted. Ford said he would veto "any bill that has as its purpose a federal hail-Gut of New York Cit~ to prevent a default." This was a hardening of his previous stand in which he said he had not yet seen any legislation he could sign. ''The people of America are asking why New York City . should get special advantages," Ford said in ,a speech preparedJor deUvery before a luncheon of the National Preas Club. · "Why, they ask, Should aU t!le working people of this country be forced to rescue those who bankroUed New York City's policies for 110 limg _ the large Investors and big banks " Ford said Ford expr~ confiden~ New YOI'k City's default ,_ which could come as early as Nov. 17 ~would not cause a financial panic. "We have heard enough scare talk," he said. Ford said the financial Issue 3 •••. markets had already anticipated and discounted the possibility of the city's default. Ford said tbe legislation he was proposing would give the U.S. District CoW1 in New York "authorlly to preside over an orderly reorga~tion of New York City's financial affairs should that become necessary." But in order to file a -·· bankruptcy petition with the wurts, the c;ity would also have to present ·..a good faiQI plan" for repaying i~ debt and "a program lor placing t!le llacal affairs of the city on a sound basis." · Then, Ford said, the court would be empowered to authorize debt certificates . a type of bond - covering oew loans by the city. F'uture revenues would be bound ·to pay off these new debts. (Continued trom page 1) . redu~d by COLUMBUSOlfiO STATE quarterback Rex . w. Kern, who directed the Buckeyes to an undefeated season · $} biJli" in 1968, has been named administrative assistant In the 0n Development Fund and the Department of Athletics at OSU. economy· ' FORMER By LEONAl\D CURRY Kern will divide his Ume between the two departments and will receive an annual salary of nearly $16,Ml. SAN FRANCISCO - A SMILING SARA JANE Moore, wearing red, white, and lllue striped pants, declined to enter a plea Tuesday on a charge that she attempted to assassinate PreSident Ford. . So federal Judge Samuel Cooti entered an Innocent plea for her and set a trial date lor Dec. 15. Public defender James Hewitt argued that Mlsa Moore was not prepared to enter a ~aandsaidhewouldappealthejudge'sactlon. Judge Conti a!Bo said the psychistric emminations of Miss Moore were completed and set Nov. 17 for a hearing on •whether Miss Moore was mentaUy able lo stand trial. . AMERICA'S WOMEN WERE ASKED TO CANCEL aU normal activities - work, shopping, banking; cooking, 'Child care and even &ell ~ as part of a nationwide feminist strike todaThyto aho~~estrlltsystemhowmuch It depends on them. e one.....y e, known as "Allee DoeSn't," was caUed · by the National Organization for Women in hOpes that "everything will stop In this country" without the services ol t!lousands of &trilling homemakers, bUJinellll!l'omen and even prostitutes. Opponents of the strilte, who promii4!d a counterprotest called "America Does What Alire Doesn't," predicted it wouki'faU and demanded that employers flie 11J1Y woman . who goes on strike. . ' (Continued from page I) $8.31 a year to drive. State Issue . 8, recom· mended by the Ohio legislature, would allow the state to help finance the reorganization ·and development of freight and ~ger rail systems. II a!Bo would allow tbe General Asaembly to paBS laws: -Permill.\ng ~I governmenta to loan money for railroad development. -Reducing lues on property used for ran -aervice. -Permitting the state to reimburse local government lor revenues loot through the tax reductions. PASSENGER - The legislature has already paseed, and the governor approved, a bUi setting uP the Ohio Rail Transportation Auljlorlty. This bipartisan agency has operating money and may start work when members are appointed by the governor by December. ORTA's Initial asalgnment Is to develop high-~~PCed commuter line between Toledo, Cleveland and Y6ungstown, and In the "3-C" corridor from Oeveland to Akron to Cohmbus to Dayton to Cincinnati, just as Rhodes haa proposed. State Issue 8 would allow ORTA to help finance suCh pl8DB, with bonds being ..ld off through rail service receipts rather than a gaaollrle tax Increase. FREIGH·r-The Ohio Constitution forbids the loaning of govenunent money BEIRUT, LEBANON- CHRISTIAN and MOI!em fighters battled with mortars, rockets and mac:hlne guns aCI'OIIS the blazil!g ,streets of Beirut today, forcing the United States to step up the evacuation of Americans. About 70 peraons were killed and !50 wounded over the pas\24 hours, raising the toU in seven weeks of clvU war to over 100 dead and 2,300 wounded. Some 110 u.s. embauy staffers and their lamiUes joined about 50 teachers and famlllea from the ~can Community School at Beirut airport this momlng for flights out of the strife-tom country. . · . · NEW YORK- PROMOTQRS OF RIO RANCHO ~tes, widely advertised 111 a ''master-planiied. c!IJII)Iuiuty" near Albuquerque, N, M., which could provide homeaite purchasers with financial oocurity for their retirement, bilked the public of more lban ,$2011 miDion, according to U. S. Attorney Paul J. Curran. . A federal grand jury Tuesday returned 1111 ~o6nt Indlctment agalnlst Amrep Corp., two of Its subeldlaries - ·Rib RanCho EBtalel, Inc. and ATC Realty Corp. - and seven major . officers, .directors and shareholders of the land development cmrern..The firms and Individuals were charged with 10 counts of violating the Interstate ~nd Sales Act In the sale of ''undeveloped, llellll-arld desert lots as a good financial Investment." · Amrep, baaed lri New Yark, Immediately issued a denlalc:i the Charges, saying they were ''wholly unwarranted and legally and morally unjust." · to private corporations. CMRaU,a private corporaTUESDAY THRU SATURDAY lion set up lly- the federal govenunent, II going ,to reor-· ganlze the nation a rail system. •-· Issue awould enable .._~. Obi o to ... ue revenue.,.. .... TUES,.THURS. FRI. & SAT. to join . thil program, 8: 30-1:00 8: 30-2: 00 receiving In return mllUon in federal matching funds. 992-3629 Failure of Ohio to join the ConRail plap by nut · February could reault In the Best In loss of a chance to reclllim Live Entertainment l,Ml mUea nf abandoned tracks and the Ioiii nf eXIsting rail service according to 160 com· ~_.;lllllii...,liiio_...i__...;.,;_____.,..,.______~---. . munltles, to The MEIGS INN Surplus is News •• in Briefs a GEO. HALL AUTOS COLLIJ)E Heavy· damages .were· lneurnd to two cars and one driver was clled to mayor's court as the result of ail accide~t · on W~st Main SL Tuesday morning ·in Pomeroy. P~Uce said .a car driven by Herbert Gilkey, Shade, headed ·west, struck the · rear of a westbound car . drlvea by Guy Lynch, LaagsvWe, wbo was at· teinptiag a lefthaod tuni' into the Welker Service Statloa. There were no .injuries and Gilkey was . cited to mayor's coW1 on an assured clear distance charge. · *rtJ::.r::::.l:·...::::m =-x::• nsJJJU . ' :6" '18 proponents of lasue 8. RaU transportation would be 1011 to farmers, power companies, grain storage facilities and Industries. Although Issue 8 woUid not allow tal mmey to be used to ..Yoff the bonds, opponenta argue that It would lei a bed precedent by allowing the state to ultln\ately taie over railroad operatlonll, pardlase equipment and asaume dobta. Nm: Stille ls111e 4 I m~ager NEW HAVEN, W. Va. William R. Hayes, production · supervisor • maintenance at Central Operating Com- · pany's Philip SpQ111 Plant, has been named manager of the Amefican Electric Pov.:er System's coal tran~fer facility at Metropolis, lll. Hayes, a 25-year veteran at the plant, who lives in Syracuse, Meigs County, will assume his new position November I, and will relocate his family tb~re . The new terminal, now Under construction · on the Ohio River at Metropolis, will be a major transfer. point for the shipment of Western coal to AEP System power plants in Midwestern states. The ·oal will come from Utah and .'¥oming by rail and, at Metropolis, be.transferred to river barges for completion of its trip to the generating stations. Hayes, who has served as a village councilman, has been emplo~ed at the plant since 1950. He was ·named maintenance · foreman the following year, and to his UPI Bualneu Writer WASHINGTQN (UPI) The nation's balance of payments SID'plus declined $1 billion In the third quarter, mostly due to increased demand for petroleum and other imports, the Commerre · Department said today. In another key report, Conunerce said the index of leading economic indicators dipped 0.9 per cent in September for the first decline In seven months. Veterans Mel!lorial Ho,pltal Many economlsls say the 1 ADMITTED · - Rol)ie leading Indicators point \he ~yre, New Haven; Stella .future direction of the Bass, Dexter; Kenneth economy, if a trend continues Brooks, Albany; Darlene for several months. But the Duncan, . Syracuse; Paul primary reason for the .Wolfe, Racine; Rodney Allen, September decline suggested PorUand. , an increase in consumer DISCHARGED - WUUam' spending, which would be a Mlddleswart, aara PhiUipS, boolt for the eCOilomy'. ' , Louise· Burbridge, Woodrow In the balance of payments, Kapp, Julia Gibbs, Maxine the third quarter surplus Hobbs,' James Pauley. slipped to $2.3 biUion after a ' $3.3 blUion surplua In the ' second quarter, Commerre Holzer Medical Center said. (Dls~barges, Oct Z8) Despite the weakening in Brenda Adkins, Mrs. Bob 'the balance of paynients, the 'Bishop and daughter, LUUan SID'plus so far in 1975 Is $9.9 Bumgardner, Earl Clark, billion compared wit!l a $5.3 Lynn Crabtree, Betty Diehl, billion deficit for the firat nine Homer Elliott, Marie Ferrell, months of 1974. Susan Forrest, Sabra Freeman, Hannah 'Gregory, QUORUM LACKED JliJIIea HaSh, Harry Hill, Due to lie lack of a quorum D9nald Justus, Adam a postponed session of Loom!s, Bernice Midkiff, Middleport VIllage CouncU Linda Murphy, Mary Ousley, scheduled for TueSday night Ruth Price, Mrs. Carl RatUff was not held. There were no and son, August Trapp, special sessioM set and the Patricia Vannest, Maxine next meeting of the group wiD Walters, Jason Williams, not be held until Monday, William Winter III, Mrs. Nov. 10. Clarence Yooog and aon. H2·2635 ; MIDDLEPORT • post In" present supervisor~ 1972. Hayes is a member of the Knight York Cross of Honor of the Maaoris, and a veteran of Navy.ser\tlce in the Second : Wcirld War. He attended the , American Electric Power ,; System management ., development program Ql the University of Michigan • earlier this year. He and his ; wife Belt~, who Is presently president of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs, are the parents of two sons, who • will move to Metropolla with : them, and two married • daughters, and one m&rried ~ T son . at y VOL. _XXVII NO. 140 by~~ ~~.&.:.e.u.:.::WJ®!W.i:*• ·x:m :::: u.·:: ::: • 'l'RIAL DA·l'E SEr . . DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (UPI} - The daughter of Senate: · SI~VER Complete 1111 c1UI of ~ula Md IIIII M•'s IIIII lizi!S. Bats Dlpldm.t,;Jst. Floor Elberfeld$ In at Saturday cliriics slated Malcolm Orebaugh, Ad· . ~GIIOS1'8,. 8oblinl ud other Mril creatum ro&macilhrough lilolt nf Melp C9unty's -··' cdnmumties 1111 lili&t when tr!dt trelt night wai obeerved. unaemeath the garb in ihls ~oto are Kim and Todd Adama, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Adorns of Pomeroy. « hr'~·~'''''$'~'''''''m''*;'''':'''''~''l~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,:,~''''~:::~:~ f.Ll~ws. • .zn Brzef~ .,.OOLUMBUS - SEN. JOHN GlEN, D-OIDO, said Wednesday he Is oppoaecl to Gov. James A. Rhodes' four so-caUed "economic recoverY" issues on t!le llltewlde ballot nelll Tuesdjly. "I plan to vol1! agaliwt the four lnlflltlves - Issues 2, 3, 4 and$ -and urge Ohloalll to take a complete look at what the lsanea promile and how they would be financed," Glenn said. "Laudable endl do not juJtify bad means, parUcularly whell the coatis mortgllling future generations rJ Ohl0101 and llharply hiking taxes at a time nf belt tightening and ~ddlng economic rec:overr," he said In a statement·lasued from his Washington office. LOS ANGELES - UNDER EXTRAORDINARY SECURITY, PRESIDENT FORD returned 1o California Wedneoday night and told a Republican gathering "America wants a prnldent who Is a fighter, no! a patsy." . In an apparent bid for more colllll!mtlve support as well as a rebuke to his critics In New Yon City, Ford promised he will ''not fUng open the United States Treasury to tNery city 11111!1 a hole in ill pocket." Ford hid a television Interview today and then arranged to fly to san Fra.ncilco for a lund-t"alslrw appearance at the St. Francil Hotel, where an attempt wsa made on hil life last month. He will address stiU another GOP fund raiser in Milwaukee before returning to Wa8bingion late tonight. • WASHINGTON-BLACKL~GBENEFITPAYMENTS FILLED .• No letters to t!le edilor pertalnhig to candidate• or issues lo be voted upon Nov. 4 will be published In the fill.ll two Issues ol Ibis paper prior to elettloa day. Purpoae of thll' PQlicy Is to asture that no chargeo or stat~ents will be pablls8~1thoul adequate opportun for refuting such e 111gea or statementl. Frtday'• paper wiD be the last day for letters on all eletlioaluues and Individual races. Letters should be In tbe hands of the editorial department no later than 5 p.m. Thursday for Frtday's publication. WMH!NGTON- DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS ARE •GOING ahead with efforts to pan a biU to II!'Ve New York City from llanqtcy, but they ltJlae Itis a lollng batUe. · ·Democrata •Y President Ford's dectsion to veto such lesiliatian llllk• the citY'• default inevitable and Its future uncertain lor yean. 'lbey lomee New York stale's default by '·apr~nc - With lllifo..-able consequences In a shaky economy. Thert ii 'IIOjlport for Ford's proposal, announced Wed· nesday, to put the City under the control of a ledetal judge . w1111n default occun. '712 PRICE 15' --~--~-=~~~~--------~--~------------~~--------------~~--------------~----------------~----~ - LATEST THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1975 PQMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - EGYPTIAN PRESIDENT ANWAR SADAT hu ·asked the U.N. General Alaembly to revive the stalled Middle East peace tallls'in Geneva with the participation nf the Palestinian guerrillas. Inell U.N. Ambulador Chlam Herzog lmm«<iateiY condemned the request as ''ludicrous," but dlplOilllltic·sources llld the General Alaembly would probably approve Sadst's proposal. . Sadat said Wednelilay the Palestinian Liberation Oraanlatlon, the main guerrilla group, should join the tallls on .an ''eqaailooting" with the other parUclpanta -Egypt, Israel, Syria, Jordan, the United States and the Soviet Union . FASHION'S The first woman whose vote was recorded in America was the widow of· Josiah Taft of Uxbridge, · Mass., who in 1756 voted her approval of levying a town tax. She was allowed ID vote. because her son, Bazaleel, was a minor . Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area (Births, Oct.%8) Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cleland, daughter, Langs• ville; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Harris, son, GaUipolls; Mr .• and Mrs. James Mahoney, aon, Jackson ; Mr. and Mrs. · James Terry, daughter : Patrtot. MIWONS .OFFERED WASHINGTON .(UPI) .:_ The Department of Trlllllportatlon . has offered $11 miWon in loan guarantees to the bankrupt Rock Island Railroad, not a penny to New York City 'taxpayers. Tempore ,Oliver Ocasek, DAkron, complained that the state would be making loans to private developers. He said noibing would prevent the developers from building "all kinds of affluent condominiums and country estates" Instead of low-end moderate-Income housing. Opponents a!Bo apeculate t!lat houaing bond sales would generate only enough rooney to finance about 5,Ml units a year, not15,000as antlcipatecl funds. State Senate President Pro by the governor. 1974, but that the Rhodes administration has never carried it out or challenged it In court. The opponents maiiltain the provisions of Issue 4 could allow municipalities to get into housing finance over their heads. Moreover, they claim, if there Is a default on state housing bonds, the General Assembly would have a moral obligation to cover it with state operating entine .. • minority leader Hugh Scott will go on trial Nov. 12 on Charges' of ielllng hashish. Mrs. Marian Scott Coocannon, 41, was arrested July 30 at her Point Pleuant, Pa.~ home during a drug raid. Silt was charged wlt!l aeUing $1011 worth of halhlsh to a lltate undercover agent. She was released on baD. paYJIIent programs for the poor; guarantee loans to .private develOpers; and acquire, rehabilitate and sell or lease p-opert~. · Rhodes contends the amendment would encourage industry, churChes and civic groups to sponsor construction of housing, senior citizen centers and n11r11ing homes, with state or local government participation. Opponents of Issue 4 point out t!le General Assembly set up alegal housing program in Now You Know • Mostly sunny anci cool ThurSday. Highs in the mid 40s and mid 50s. Fair ThurSday night and Friday. Lows ThurSday night in the upJMir 20s aild 30s. ltighs Friday in the up(l!lr 50s and low 60s. ·- · ASKTOWED A marriage license has been Issued to . Stephen Douglas McKnight, 22, Allison Park, Pa., and Judit!l Lynn Snowden, 18, Rutland. '' Constitution to permit Ohio to Rhodes envisions the sale issUe,llll!·free revenue bonds of $100 miUion in housing ' to finance home construction, bonds a year to a maximum health care centers, nursing of $1 billion. He Says the homes and homes for the program would construct aged. 75,Ml housjng units in five Propoeed by Gov. James A. years, creating 35,00!) jobs Rhodes as part of his plan to over the same period. make dhio "depression ''Ohio has no hQusing proproof," the housing amend- gram," Rhodes said In an· men\ Is regarded as most nounclng !lis plan. likely to sucreed. II requires "Thousands of low Income no new or increased lues but Ohio working people are merely clarifies authority Uvmg in h.)using that Is dirty, unsafe and run down." counties would be able to Under Rhodes' amend; COilduct their own housing merit, the Ohio Housing programs. Ileveiopment Board would The amendment would emissue revenue bOnds to help power the state to . make finance home construction housing money available to and Improvement or the ~nks and savings and loan acquisition or repair of . companies with interest rates property. 2 to 4 per cent below the Tax money could not be market rate, according to used to pay off the bonds. Rhodes. Revenue from the housing · It a!Bo would enable the projects would have to be state to make direct loans to used. housing developers; buy For, the firat time, the mortgages held lly banks; state s municipalities and share in · rent •ubsldy Weather~· W.R.HAYES • STEJILING that 59111e ~Ueve the. state alread~ has. I nREMEN CALLED The Pomeroy Fire Depu,tment was called to West ·Main St. at 6:12 p.m. Tuesday to extinguish a brush fire near "·ucc Pennzoll Station • .. Ingels Furniture By LEE l-EONARD UPI Statehouse Re)l!lrter COLUMBUS (UPI) - Issue 4 would change the state HOSPITAL NEWS I' DINNER PLANNED SYRACUSE - An election . day dinner will be saged at the Syracuse Municipal• ,building on Nov. 4, 11:30 a.m. · for dinner and 3:30 p.m. starting time for supper. The dinner Is bein& aerved by the Sunshine Makers Clais of the Presbyterian Church. The menu will include turkey, mashed potatoes, dressing, peas, cranberry salad, rolls, pie and ~e or tea. The price is n. FoW1b ol Five Artleles · EDffOR'S N~l'E: ol GOv • . James A. Rhodes' four economic recovery pro· posals on next Tuesday's beUot, State Istue 4 11 given the belt dlure of .....,e. 11 permlil tbe lllle,lo aulll Ill hollli!Jg flanre.ID lbe foarlb of hll live arUclet 011 the beUot lnnea, UP! Statehouse ftepomr Lee Leoaard explallll .botb aides. ' as ... Issue 4 .would ·help finance housing projects Hayes goes , to .Illinois . . .- to coal mlnen llld their families wjU inorellll! by 5 per cent beglnnlna with chtclllsolng out in early November, Social Seatrlty Commilllonlll' Jimes • B. Cardwell ' announced Wedllellday · · 'l'be payment to an lndl~al dilabled by the dlleaae -or . uln81uunlwr ola vietim- wlllao from '117.40 a month to . fUI-~~ m.11lmum lor famlll11 with three or more depe..- wllllncnue.lrom P'/4.11to QUO. A miller 1r IUI"Vi'VOI' with me dependent will receive t31UO a IIIGIII!I under the new lchedulfo : those with two (Continued on page 10) , Franco in grave di con lion 0 MADRID, Spain (UPI) Generallasimo Francilco Franco, 82, in grave con: dillon, ia suffering frccn In· creased fluid In the abdomen, hll doctors said In a medical bulletin today. The buUetin, lasued by Franco's team of It doctors at 1:30 p.m., said the aUing Chief of lltate suffered a new complication - an lnfectioo ol the mouth - Wednesday night. But It said Ibis was lrought under COiltrol. The bulletin said his general condition had shown n0 marked chances but that it remains grave. The bulletin said signa of cmgestlve heart failure have dimlnilhed and . that lrregulsrltlea of the heart valves have disappeared. It described arterial tension and the heart beat sa normal. It added that there again have been rectal hemorrhages, which first were reported Wednesday night. Recession costing Ohio jobs--Rhodes mlnistrator for the Communi!~ Mental Health Center, Inc., 81\n9Uf1ced that tl!e. center wiU be providing Saturday clinics in the GalllaJackson-Meigs cUnlai. The cUnlcs will be staffed by physicians who will be working on a contractual basis with t!le center from Upham Hall in Columbus. In add! lion to the Saturday clinics, Dr. Harry Chovnick wUI be providing additional contracted psychiatric servires ID the clinics. He will he holding clinic in Meigs County on Nov. 19. This will be the first time the center has been able to provide psychiatric coverage in Meigs COunty. It Is the Intent of the Center Board 1md 648 Board that psychiatric aervicea will be continued and expanded in the Meigs County clinic. Since the Meigs Community Mental Health Center is a contract agency of the 1148 Board and receives Its operating dollars from that board, the expansion of these servires in ·the Meigs area Is dependent upon the voters passage of the .2 Mill of the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board's Renewal Issue 13 on the haUot to be presented to the voters on Nov. 4. WINTER INSPECTION - A winter inspection was mac!e Wednesday morning of all the equipment ~ by the Meigs COunty State Highway Department. Representatives from the Ohio Ilepartment of Transportation, Marietta and Columba, were on hand for the Man charged with shooting, )rjllitJ~ lltlll Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach reported that John Lewis Young, 31, Mason, was arrested on Oct. 28 at 9:35 p.m. on charges of shooting and killing a 600 pound bull owned by Wayne Wllaon, East Letart. Young lsln jail Wlder 11,500 bilnd. Cecil Young, Mason, reportedly involved In the killing of the bull, managed to escape and the sheriff has a warrant for his arrest. The sheriff also reported that Donald Lester Swearlnger, 18, Rutland, on a charge of assault, Is out on bond and a warrant Is on file for Willie Causey, 45, Rl. 2, Coolville, for grand theft. The warrant was signed b~ Richard R. Buckley, Alfred. Causey allegedly stole lumber from a barn owned by Buckley. Ho will appear in county court on Nov. 7. On a· warrant from Athens County, the sheriff's department apprehended · Graig A. Hanning, Rl. 2, Albany. He has been returned to Athens. Inspection. Shown·during the inllpectlon 1-f' are, Glenn Smith, district engineer of the Ohio Ilepartmeqt of Trti!UIportatlon Division 10, Marietta, and Bob Clark, superintendent of the Meigs County State Highway Deparllpent. Ex-con holds six hostages in bank - . . By PEI'E SPUDICH a..EVELAND (UP!) - An e~t-convlcl, armed wit!l a ahoebollt bomb containing 12 sticks of dynamite and a .45 caliber plstpl, held six hostages in a bank here today and threatened to trigger the explosives unleBS he was give!! $50,000 and an airplane for his eiCIIpe. Police said Edward Owen Watkins, 56, who was once on the FBI's 10 most wanted Uat because nf a aerlea of banlt robberlea, was balding two men and lour women, aU 1111ployees of the lllnk, as hostages. "No way I'm coming out," Watkins told Allan Schleslncer, 38, a former cellmate, over an Intercom. "I've got three beautiful broads In here and I'm havill( a party." · Watkins asked for the moner, a van, which authorities parked outside the bank, and an airplane to carry him out of the country. Watkins took' the hostages " Wednesday afternoon when a teller lolled his stick-up attempt at the Society National Bal)k by tripping a sUent alarm. He 6rst held nine hostages, including bank manager William S. Hann but three were released within eight hours. Schlesinger said Watkins told him, "'I don't care if they try to follow me, I'll blow everybody away.' "Watkins knowa he's going bact to the joint," Schlesinger said. "But right now he's got the whole city ol Cleveland watching him and I think he's eating It up. When he goes back to the joint he's got something to look atnewspaper stories and cllpJings.l don't think he baa the heart for it (detonating the bomb)." Cleveland Pollee Chief Uoyd Garey and Edward Haggerty, assistant special agent In Charge of the FBI office here, said today they had talked with Watkins several times. ~ "It would be premature to disclose what the substanre of the conversation was," · said Garey. Police earUer said Watkins had demanded a sum m $50,tnl. · A detective said Watkins was In the bank lounge with the holltages, ''holding some kind of hand-trigger device that loolls like when you Jft88 It, It goes off." Garey said he and Haggerty had aiBo been In communication with the hostages. "We have talked with the hostages electronically,'' said Garey. "There Is no indication any of them have been Injured but we have not had eyeball contact with either him or them." Watkins' girlfriend, Dawn, and U.S. District Court Judge WUUam K. Thomas, who sentenced him to 45 years In prison for robbing eight Ohio banks, also spoke with him. "He says he just doesn't (Continued on page 10) A haunted house Oppose bond issues for halloween at taxpayers expense NEW YORK (UPI) -New germs transmitted during TQLEDO, Ohio (UP!) York aty will avoid default, oral contact makes klsaing a Gov. James A. Rhodes said Hubert Humphrey will be serious threat to health. COLUMBUS (UP!) - At "These are pubUc Issues today the·current recession Is elected president, and ~ Hubert Humphrey will least two members of the and elected officials who feel costing Ohio jolls that wiU medical researchers will be elected president. never be regained unless his COilclude during the coming - One of America's moot OhiO General Asaembly who the~ have a responsibility to proposed bond Issues are year that klllling ia a ~~erloua prominent political figures oppose Gov. James A. voice their side of an lsslle threat to the nation's health. asb the Soviet Union for Rhodes' four p-oposed bond have the right to use every paseed. lsspes have also voiced their available resource to do so," Tholl! are among con- asylum. ' "As our manufacturing opposition to the proposals at plants grow old and out- clusions reached in an annual - In an attempt to bollter taJp&yers expense, it was moded, they are not being Halloween survey of 280 sagging ratlnp, a television PROBE INCIDENT replaced," said Rhodes. American wilchea released network will attempt to revealed today. Pomeroy Police are inIt was repOrted earUer that "Instead, Industry Is moving ·wednesday by the New York broadcast a hard-core porvestigating an incident on . l!tate departments within the to 1tates with tax incentives Center for the Strange. nographic film. A landmark Rhodes' administration and trick or treat nJght WedThe center claims the COUI1 battle lllllllollow. to attract industry. nesdsy when a child was t!le governor himself had "The current receaslon Is witches accurately predicted - The economy 111111 con· allegedly given an apple concealing the !act that we a year ago the faU of South tinue to make lllrmg gains been using taxpayers money are slefdily loalng jobe in VIetnam and t!le CIA acan· and the unemployment rate to finance news releases containing a . razor blade. Police received a call to the Ohio' which we will never dal. will drop sharply, though IUPportinll the lasues. Rich Murray, an ad· residence of the ch; in Among· predictions from inflation wiU continue to be a regain unloss we pass the Naylor's Run at i :o:f .m. mlnlstratlve assistant to four-point economic recovery thil year'• survey:· problem, House. Speaker Pro Tern Wednesday, before !he ..:. NIW York will avoid And, the witches contend, package November 4," said Rhodes. "To produce a job, II default· by receiving "a "there wW be some hardship Barney Quilt~, said II copies completion of the trick or takes investment. Right now masalve Infusion nf capital caused by nationwide of an u:page statement treat hour which ended at 7. that Investment is going from a foreign 10urce." shortages of chocolate, tea released ll~ Quilter agalnlst The apple containing t!le the luues were printed at ~:~~n~lade is at the pollee - Medical reaearchers wtu begs and lautlves." elsewhere, and we're all in state expense. trouble . conclude the number of said MwTBy. Murray a!Bo said his commenta applY to Rhodes. "It would be hypocritical to suggest we can do It and they can't," said Murray. Sen. WUUam Bowen, DCincinnatl, also Issued a statement earlier this WM!k at public expense that , criticized the four propoula. Bowens admlniltratlve aide, Reginald Surmon, said . about 12 copies of the statement were printed on a state~wned photocopying ~hlne. Surmon said use of state machines was justified because Bowen was "in· forming his constituency about the lllte issues. It's his :':t~~.ty in carry~ out ."_ .· �2- The Dally Sentinel, Middkport-Pomeroy, o., ThW'sday, 0<"1. :10; 197~ I - - -------1~----------:- U«m ol oplaloa-are --welcomed. Thef shouid he Corporal pu11ishmeill ill our school.~ I . _ .._ ........ lollc (« be 111bj~ to ~H~ctloa by You are a child. You have committed an Infraction of the I tk ...._) •• .-t be •Jcaed 'lith the algllee'• ad. rules. You are yanked from your seat by a huge, glowering : *-· Na- may be wlthbetd upoa pablleJUoa. adult, and pulled to the front of the room. You are thrown over By RICK V~ SANf 1 Ileana:~ oa reqaett, aamea ,.m be d~lotecl. Ldten a desk, and repeatedly struck on.the backside with a board or CINCINNATI (UP!) - The 1 illllllll lit Ia loed Iaale, acldrenlag lllues, aol perstra!J until your ~cher decides you have had enough. 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers are · t ...... ' Ulis happeliB every day in an American school. It hap- not the same kind of club that I pened to me.It happened to you. It happens to yourchildren.lt won the ·Super Bowl last I always heppeJ!B to children. · . . · season . I Here In America, we do not aUow physical abuse of any "They're even stronger," I lawbreaker from traffic offender to murder. Yet the highest moans Paul Brown. I I court In the land condones, officiaUy, this barbaric treatment The Steelers figure to pose I of grade and high school students. the biggest threat yet to Parents, your child has less right than a Charles Manson BroWTI's unbeaten Cincinnati _Plea made against income tax or a Tony de Salvo. Bengals here Sunday. October 29,1975 StUdents, you are subject to physical abuse that public "This · is an important Dear Sir: enemll!jl, one through ten, will never have to endure. game," declai-es Brown, the Your Paper 'IIlli perform a gnat service In printing tllia. Uterature !eachel'll, there is no need for your students to 67-year-<>ld general manager .The Committee Against the Levy to.r a 1 percent income read David Copperlleld. Iluli to the Supreme Court's ruling, and head coach, "and the tu In Mlcldleport '!lilies to present the following facts lor David Copperfield's lot will continue to be the American Steelers have shown this Is lt1ldy. All are wry pertinent and It lA nol poiSible to list them Student's r~lity . - Ronald C. Cozart. when they are at their he$1In a MqUence of Importance. when the chips are down." l. No ODe can afford lt. There are no llmltatl0111. The matchup of the 6-0 l Thla tu Ia to be I perct~~t of groulncome -not adj111ted Bengals and &-1 Steelera Is IJI'GII lncame on '!hich federJI all11 alate Income taxes are important because the baaed. AnyODe who haa $1 of Income from any IOU1'a! other leadership of the American than a retlnment pension or welfare payments m118l pay It as Conf!'rence's Central a . . . tu. Division Is at stake. I. Ever)'ODe wW have to pay It ladlreclly, Those woo "Both teams know It'll be pnl\'lde men:bandlae or services In the Village mUll ralae an all-out effort Sunday," prlcea to compe11111te for lt. Moll are aqueezed economically By ROBERr KAYWR their detentiop at Ban Me says Brown. "Nobody is and definitely cannot ablorb anything II)OI'e. BANGKOK, Thailand Thuot and Plekiu In the f. Thla produces tnore lnflaUon' and makes It lmpoiSible (UP!) - Nine AmerlcaliB ~ntral Highlands and laier for our ~s to compete with thoae outaide the Village flew out of North Vietnam to at Son Tay In North VIetnam. 7\.T . llmlla. . freedom today, nearly eight They said Communist au- 1 1. Wnlng pe19le will pay twice - directly allllladlrectly. months after being captured thorities did not refer to them I. Mldd1eport Ia rapidly becoming a ghoat tO'!R - there are during the Communist as prisoners . but as many vacanclea already. Even the new apartmenta are not conquest of South VIetnam. "foreigners led to safety by flllly rented. Pl-.rtY valuea will decline. The Americans, looking the liberation armed forces." 7. No one will come hen to live wl)en they can live and thin but exhuberant, landed Whitlock had worked for ~ oatddetlle VUiage Bmlll wherenotarlsrequired. By GENE CADDES with five other freed several years in Southeast a. It may be necesaary for p-esent Individuals and foreigners at Bangkok air- Asia as an employe of the UPI Sports Writer . ~ to leave the VUiage. <XlLUM)lUS (UPI) -Ohio port this afternoon after a Australian Broadcasting t. 'l1I<M who work In Middleport and live eleewhere are stopover In VIentiane. high school football notes Commission. belle tued unfairly alnce they have no rlcht to vote on the from around the state: All but one of ihe Peter WhlUock, a released lllue. Twitlon without reptWentation. The nsmes are the same Auatrallan communications Americans was captured at II. Invulon Of privacy, - everyoae will know your expert, was grabbed by what Ban Me Thuot. but the roles are reversed this financial alfalrlln a VUJage the1ile ol Middleport. John Lewis, an American year in unbeaten Zanesville's appeared fo be embaasy offi11. CCII¢ oladmlnlatralion and proper and l'lae uae of auch cials after landing · and was official, was seized when the potent passing atta.ck. A year agrr it was quarterfun'dl. ' ' puahed Into a car. He was port city. of Phan Rang·fell to 'l11la tu would be the downlaU ol our VUiage when the whisked away from the the Communists on APrU 20. back .Gary Martin thrvwlng ntlabbal'llll tGwu liaw no .adt lncollie tu. It WGilld be our ·airport for reaaons not clear. Other freed Americans to slotback Chad Raymond deaua WIITIIII. n ii~J~D'*I u.t the Vllllse needllundl but· The other 13 refugees were were Paul Strunsrik, U.S. that caused Blue DevOs plenty of more 111111~ llld equitable meuurea can.be tound. greeted by U.S. Ambassador IJ'Ovincial representative at opponents WB IMPLORil YOU TO VOTE NO ON THE MJI}. Charles Whitehouse, who Ban Me Thuot; Richard p-oblems. This year, It's Raymond, DLEPORT INOOMJ!! TAX LEVY! boarded the Royal Air Lao Phillips, his wife, Ullian, and 1be Olmmlttee - Dorothy Anthony, Kathleen Davia, plane briefly as It rolled to a Betty switched to the signal calling Mitchell, all Caroline Fnndl, Martha Greu, Dale Hy~ell, Sammy Planta, stop and then deacended to mis.slonaries, and Jay apot, zeroiJ!g in on junior Ollie Lowell Price, lllvld Ohlinger, Allee Robeson, p-esented by the tannac with the group. Scarborough, a student doing Martin, younger brother of x.tbletn Davia. The nine Americans, two research under a . Ford Gary, now at Mlllkingwp College. Canadians, two Filipinos and Foundation . grant. Raymond caught 39 of Gaey Coracemed parent answered one Australian left the North Martin's passes a year ago o.r Sir: VletniiD!ese capital of Hanoi tCollege ratings for 542 yards and, as backup 'l11lalla reply to the letter In your coiWM, Not Ia Favor CJl shortly befor.e noon on a flight quarterback, completed 13 of ,......., In IJie Sunday paper .dated 1(1-28-76. II aponaored by the Unlle1! Nil- Team DIVISION . Points 19 for 195 yards. "A Very Concerned Parent" obvtollllly has a very lions Commission for 1. North Do kola 17·01 60 As the No. ·I quarterback 2. Boise State (6 -0-l) ml*llen conception ol the nature ot the O.V.F. drug and Refugees. ss J. East . KentuckY {6 -0-U S2 this season, Raymond has alcGbol education p11)11am offered to the Southern Local "We're fine, really fine," • . Gamb ling (6 -1) <9 completed 68 of 128 lor 8f2 West . Kentucky (6.1) llcbool Dtatrlct. . Mrs. Carolyn Miller of S. 6. Idaho State (6 -1l 39 yards and five touchdO'!Rs 1be O.V.F. wu Informed, by Southern Local's school Houghton, N.Y., said after 7. 35 and has a total offense of 1,3110 Lehlgh l!'o.l 16·11 baird and ldlool olflclail, that a dru& education program Is stepping down from the 8. So. Carolina SI . IS·O·ll 33 Davis (6 -1) 29 yards In seven wlna and a tie. lllllled and- dealred In the Southern Local Schoolsyllem. aircraft In a llopover at · 9.10.UCll lel The younger Martin hae Southern (LA) 16·1) 24 W. iiliiiOIIded, with a 111'0111'1111 that ls aervlced by IJie Stat! VIentiane. "We're just North . Colorado (6 -0) 24 grabbed 41 of Raymond's Bllnlll of Drug Abule and Ohio Unlvealty, plualt Is mandated worried about our families Oth·ers receiving votes : pa!Sel for 60l'yarda and three by tilt 01116 State Dept. ol EducaUon.'lbe O.V.F. volunteered back home." Akron i Bethune-Cookmen IFiol ; Delta Slole IM iss.); touchdowns. Senior Leroy 1o coordinate and 111pplf the rei001'I.'IIII to UIIUI'e a wellMrs. Miller, 35, and her Indiana Sta t e (Ind . ) ; Jackson Strickland has 23 receptions lllllnc!td procnm. 'tbll pngram wu offered u a public husband, John, , 45, were Stat~ {M iss . ) ; Jacksonv ille (Ala : ) ; New Hampshir e; for 292 yards and a pair of .W:., by the O.V :f., al no coat to thnchooll or tupayera. mlsalonarles trwlatlng the Nicholls . 'S t(!!l e (La . ) ; touchdowns. 1be JII'OII'IIll, as offel ed, wu an elecUve course, with each Bible lor the Sununer In- Northern M ich ig!'ln ; , Norlh · west Missour ; llladllll'a VGiunteer parUclpiUon subject to the written _ap- stitute of Ungulstlcs In Ban MassachUsetts ; Pug e t " Buckeye Central's Brad Sound ; western Colon•do ; w. Me Thuot. 'JII'O'Il ol•ch ~·· parenll. Ill inois . Richards romped for 235 1be letter ol ''Very Concetned Parent" Is typical of the The Central Highlands city yards and live· touchdo\ma M=rhll, faeelell, oppolltlon to all of o~ eftor\8 to lmp-ove was captured by the'commuDIVISION Ill Team Points Saturday night to lead oar .........nllty. nlsts at the start of the spring I. Wlnenbera Ohio 17-Dl 60 Buckeye Central to a 47-4 oar pl'OII'IIII hal only been lllccellfulln achoola where It offensive that led to their 2. 11haca iNY l 17-Dl 56 J. Widener(PAI 16·01 48 triumph over winless Elgin. bU received wldelpead community 111pport. We thought the takeover of South VIetnam. 4. Cajlf. Lulheron 16-Dl " Richards, who carried orily 18 peapllln IIIII. 111'11 tne.r the !acta, and would welcome a Their 6-year-old daugher, S. MI . Union 10hio l l6-1) •2 Ind iana Cen•. (6-1l 35 times, had touchdown runa of madlnl dnJc abult educaUon Jll'GII'Im In tlleir achoola. LuAnne, captured with them, 6. l. HopeiMich .l 16-Dl 33 Wlthaut UU IIIPIIOI'I, we will not Implement IJie procram. was believed to be the 8. Williams (MOSS.) 14-0-ll 29 21, seven, Tl, 12 and ~yards. (Mich .) 16-21 25 Bill Havens, who Is leavtrig N:cordlna to pollee and llchoel ollldalll, 111e of drup and youngest American prisoner 9.10.Hillsdale F rBnklin & Marshall (S · tile coaching ranks alter 18 alcGbol by lllldenlllla MYft problem In Ilia area. We have held by the Communlsta. I) 24 ye8l'll, Ia going out a winner. Ot'hers receiving votes : tried to do ICIIIIellllnC•bout thllprablem. Have you? All 14 of the group were Albany sra•e; Albrlghl. Ravena' Big Walnut team all We will llOIIIbue to do we CAll to lolve drug and expected to stay In Bangkok Alleghe(ly ; Baldwin . ; Coa5t Guard; C. W. but wrapped up the Mid-Ohio alcGbol abule jl'llblemlln thll area. 'l11la II what the 0.V.F.lA unW they can arrange for W811acf! Post i Evansville, Leb~non Conference championship au aboUt."'\" Ohio v~ hllllwlblp, Jim Cleland, President; their future. Valley ; Lawrence, Millsaps; Randolph -Macon ; ShiP · Friday night with a 2f-14 win · R11n Ooart, Commumty Relatilllll Advllor, Recine, Ohio Boll: The refugees said they pensburg S tate. Towson over North Union. The Eagles . . .771. . were well treated during State . (7-0-1 overall) need only a '75 Steelers· stronger--Brown . ' Nine Americans leave Vietnam l.ames roles I .. what Brown recalla that in Pittsburgh's final two "Important" games last year (the conference championship and SUper Bowl games) "their defense gaw up only 82 yards. "Sixty-two yards," a wide_eyed BfO'!R repeeted slowly. "That's a combined total. "I think Plttaburgh Is even stronger than last year. They've got the same atartlng defense, and now even bave a top draft choice (Dave Brown out of Michigan) to back up the defensive backs. "And they didn't have room· to add too many people," notea Brown. '\They have sp many strengths you don't know where to start, but they're generally credited with same, but revers~d TEAM Athans Gallipolis Ironton Jackson Loa an Melgs Waverly Wellston · victory over wln1eas Car· dlngton Friday night to cop the crO'!R. Keith MaiM, a 2~und senior taclde; kick~ a 48yard . field goal with seven seconds· remaining Friday night to ~w Medina a 17·15 victory over PREVIOUSLY '-· With. un beaten Avon La""· only two minutes left In the game, Avon Lake's Doug Cofleyhadldeklida :&a-yarder to give his team a l&-141ead. Qutnny Clrter took a 1&yard touchdown pus from Mike Wrlg)lt with two seconds remaining Friday night and then kicked the extra point to lliw Wellnllle a 7_. win ov.- JelfeiJIIIl Union. WelllyUle Is now 7-1. ..1 . _ ...1." Kent Becll 'a .. ·~.,. yards In 38 carrlea and three touchdowna j1l8l enough to 111'\'e Archbold a 34-33 victory over Montpelier Friday "'""t Beck who had "'·" " ' ' touclidown runa of 14 and Ill yards, a1ao '-d a ~ fiCOI'Ing pua.' ~ifontpeller's Jim Buldaa gained 214 yards In 17 carrlea aud had touchdO'!R runa oU7 and S6 yards. With Steve JenklniiCOI'Ing four touchdOWIIII, St. Parla Graham cllilched at leut a share ol the Tlree Rlwra Confer111ce t!Ue Friday nlgbt with a 40-0 vicliry over Covlnllton. Jenklna caught a were T. RUSH . ..T, P.A$_$, . I!I,~T.OfF .. ~~T OEF TEAM Yds. Avt. Yds. Avg. Yds. Avt. Yuo. Avg. Athens 840 168.0 m 51.4 1132 226 .~ 905 111.0 ' Gallipolis 707 uu .us 89.0 1152 730.4 1187 237.4 ' Ironton 651 130.2 289 ·57.8 9,j() 188.0 883 176.6 : Jackson 1165 233.0 425 85.0 1590 31S.O 1159 231.8 ' pelroftoucbdown~and had IICOI'ing r:uns of 40 and 70 yards. Graham Is a-o overall · • Maulllon's rugged defenee, which blanked No.3 Warren llllrdq 17~ Friday "'""t, Is led by the brothers ,..,., Grluard- Tom, a leiKor, and Anthony, a junior. Tlgen · defenders have given up~..,. 22 points all year, eight each to Upper Arlington and Cleveland 'Benedictine and 8b: to Nordonla on a ~ of field goals, -•D ...u Hlab~=~o;aeo:!: Olal AM football ra"R-. "'"'" St. Edward, which took ov.-thetopfrom Moeller Jut Inched a couple more ........ .-..-d ...... ___,_ and """"" .. ,_ w110 ....., now hGlda 1 11111'1111 OVII' the Ouadlra. Mtlnwhlle, Wyoming, wlllch--.bbedtheleadln •• r ftA ... 1Nik, pat alii IIIJiilht INtwwa .... __, ..,_,n -·---.Alina St.~- Mary, IIIIOiwltutlllaei sq thllr '11nl place -lib tnm 10 to • ........ Qrmlrd ......_ ,....... ,_, H.- IWPII-I In tldnl wllb 1n With New Laiallon motile Into conlllltlon In fourth at 1•. · Ia Cia. A, Clnal Windteatatcl8imedtheNo.1.fll- tbe r-th lllralcht ...t:, illliDaP tbe lnillnl' lead .,..Newari!Cabtllcallpped to 11 palata, Wamalllrdllw, No. 31ut . . . 11 a.. AM, loll 17-4 . lo UIIIDik'Ginlnll Maealllon. '"'*• I.,.... Others In the AAA top ten Sixth, Colerain, ninth and . are Findlay, up one spot to ,Fremont Roas, tenth. By SAM FOGG barred llhowlng any game third, Newark In fourth, East Ironton took over fifth In UPI Sports wrtter Into a home team's area. Uverpoolln fifth, ZaneevWe, AA this week, followed by WASIDNGTON (UPI) Ror.elle oppoeed even a urn'] ,_:d London, Cl.rclevllle, Commlasloner Pete Rozelle temporary ertenllion of the _r · /5 I H.lo - - 'e 0 Wheelersburg, Poland and told Congress today the ban law II 11181eated by pro s coLUMBUS 1u PI 1 _ The 9 Poland (7 . 11 Delta making Its first top ten on television blackollll hae hockey and bukeiball 6 weeki~ Unlttd Press In - IOIDelta!17 ·0·1l •J appearance with a 7-0-1 coat ' footbaU team ownera· ljlokeamlinWedneeday. ltrnollonol Ohio Hlgh S~hool Second ten: 11. (tie) k $9mlllklnln the Rorelle llid 1975 hae had 1 ~.~~~:s ~~'"c~~~~r:~.,':o::,~~~ ~se!~~~~ ~~~.sc:,~':,~, d.Lstant third 1n Class A and ~~nal: "'~ the feweat 101d ~ pmea "panrdenwlhoense·slol'.· ' records In 37' \•. Oberlin !1l 26 ; 15. behind Winchester and erode fan and financial lllncelf/Oandthatbelorethe Genoa 13 ; 16. Cllol St . Marys • _...., "the trend 'roam Closs AAA Pts Memorial end Rldgewood, 20 Newark CathoDe Is ~q~porj In the future. law wu ,_.. 1. Lakewood s1. Ed . , 13 8 01 ~rrc~~~h 1 ~_r'jJ~;.,~·;r~;0 1 Loudonville with 128 points. Ro1elle, in a prepared wu In · the oppllllite dirac280 Cllel Cedl z. Cleveland Roclllord Parkway Ia fourth, statement for a House tion." he lllld the law wu 2. Cln. Moeller (9 B·Ol 26< . oenedlcllno ond Woshlnglon followed In order by CommerCe subcommittee erodlnC IIMiqllllckel Illes, J. Flnd)e~ (6 8-0) . 204 Court House , u each . ' ' Newark 11 8-0l 159 Olhors with len or more Arllnglon, Burton Berkahlre, hearing said that National and, "Ill IIIIIIY NFL cltlel, Ui;~~:r~~:Wo1. ,~ Ol IT!~'~L s~~~~~r~r~~.:.·~~~ Bluffton, Lelpllc, Carey and Football League aeaaon faN- waiting to 1M If the 7. wer. Hard. l7 -·ll 11 wood, Upper sandusky. Ridgemont. ticket sales are down over pmll wiD be 101d GUt and a. Monlll0fll6·1·1l 71 Elyria Catholic ond Top game cin the IChedule tll.4 million for IJie 1'",. and locally teMIIed." 9. Coler• In (1 1 · 0~ 51111 Wellsville . .,,,. -'-1 10. Fromonl Ronl6·1·1l 53 this week finds No.4 Newark 19'15 aeuons. ''Together with He cballetWed IJie .F...... Soc••• ton: 11. Canton clouA (AAA) boating No . a the '-tin ....... -~ 'communications ComMcKinlty (I) SO ; 12. Norlh Tum Pt1 ...--·- ,...,..._ Conlon Hoover •2 ; 13. 1. Cono1Winc . l9 1-0l 179 Zaneavllle with the winner saleeand ... radlorllbll the million report that bad :;11 1~~~~n 31~ 2 '15 . 1 ~ilo~Pt:r ~: ~::.::-:v~~;~,~~:;ol tbe Ukely Central Ohio memberclubehaw...ined weather and poor team ttrlna Fairmont WHt (]land ' · Rock. Parkway 12 7-0-\l League champion. loasee of more than •• · performanee, not telefiled Gahan no lincoln, 2hoch; 17 . 103 In otber .,.mea tb11 week million." 11me1, bave been tile Mlddlllown 21 ; 11. Lencoslor S. ArJington C7·D·Il 9S •19; 19. Kettering Altor.16; 20. 6. Burton Berkshire 13 B-Ol involvln& the top-rated · IUilelle wu waslnl an . determlnlnl factor In "no ~~~e:::• ~~~;, len pr more 7_Blulflon 11) 7. 1 :: teams, St. Edwardl meets uphUI fight agalnat 1 bUl 11how1" and tbat nonpoints ' c,nlorvlllo, Toledo e. lolps,lc 17 ·0· 1~ 63 Cleveland St. Joeeph, ¥oeller propoled by Rep. Torbert lllt-Miaw» hal liad 1ltUe Sl. John's , Greensburg t . Corey 17-ll 61 goes !IPinst Cincinnati MacDonald, • ,...a 11 ,, economic hii*C 1llilon. Groen. Columbus Norlhlond 10. Ridgemont 11 6-0-1) 60 "1"1' end Lakewood . 5ocond!en : 11 . Middletown ltoger Bacon, Wyoming chalnnanofthelllbcomlttae, Reuldthaltharebubeat ClausAA ~~~c~;i~ •• ~1~ 1 " 01 r~ '<il ~l; ta"llll! with Green HUla, St• . to make pel'llllllent 1J1e ben . • clecreewii!IO,mTum ~~~ 13. Ollawo Hills m 21 ; u . VIncent playa Barberton, on any pro 1p011a 1eque llcllet IIlii alnee ltn and ~: ~:.0St'. 1 CYn~.f;0 ) . 1) 1.!~~\pe~!~·~~d A~~~i~~~~r. Holy Name battleaCleveland prohlbltlncloealshowlnaof• that: "Pifty-llve 1*- ol 3. Clov. Holy Nomel6 7-0l southern. 19 each ; 11. lisbon Cenlrlll Catholic, Canal game sold out In aclvanct, the total deerftM lliiiiW 177 Andorson Ill 18 ; 11 . Winchester hoala Amanda ThetlneJI!II'II')'GUtolthe from teaJIII wbo bad 01 1 ; : ~o~f:.;::: r'~~~~~~~?u~ ~~~d~rv~ 1 1~"'f3n Clearcreek and Newark law ends Dec. 31. Before It re11ularly tele•lled their 6. London It 1-0l 106 o•nors wilh •en or more Cetholk: ,entertains Ucking went on the boob, the NFL home pmll d1K'Inl the 11'13 ~: ~~~~~~~-~~~~u 71~)0 ) :~ ~~~.~·~~ Co ldwell and Auckoye He(Rhts. and lrt4 111101111." The · defeat dropped the Panther• to seventh while Maulllon jumped from lath to eighth. ,.,,..,.;,.ma g W; rn: :.e:_ lt m m m H:i 'I ' 1/l ~~~ ~~~~ ~m ~ ~:g 1 ~! ~~:~ :~~ ~~:~ : 307 6U 278 55.6 sss m.o 1373 m.o · . 1029 205.8 2A4 -18.8 1273 25-4.6 m 151.8 waverly Wellston INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Ydl Car Avv. Davis, J 653 131 4.9 !:!opppelers",'wLel 525 79 6.7 n. ol91 66 7.4 Quolls, M m 11 5.1 Pennell, A 385 15 4.5 · PASSING Cmp.AI I Ydl TD Johnson, G 32·57 e .us 5 Conroy, J 27-!ill o 425 4 Thompson. wav. Smith, L ~~:~ ~ ~~ Anderson, M 18·65 4 221 PUNTING 110 or morel Ydl No. AV11. K bel I -9 20 36 5 ~/:n 1 tier. L 37, 11 :u:s Dailey, wa 762 . 24 31.8 Patton, We 591 19 31.1 Gr-, A 507 18 21.2 . OOUJMBU&(UPI)- With onJ.y two l'tlllllmng, LalleiiGOd St. 1!ldnrd and Qaclnnatl Moeller ap-· pannd)' are .,q richt dO'!R to till win Ia their battle for lbiNo.1apotlntheUIIIted Pre I I TEAM STA.TISTtCS 15 GAMES) FIRSTDOWNS PASSING PlAYS · T AVO OP AVO CP-AT INT T OP ~ 10.8 .. '-6 • 17-55 5 263 2.56 ' 53 10.6 53 10,6 '32-57 8 257 271 .., 8.6 52 10.4 15-26 0 225 2.13 ; 85 17.0 61 12.2 27-50 0 299 263 62 12.4 60 12.0 21·46 8 210 286 ' .u S.8 62 12.4 1S-<17 4 2$.< 268 : . 39 7.S 62 12.4 21-81 3 253 231 ' 63 12.6 oiS 0.0 13-25 4 237 240 • P.oples, Wei Conroy, J Wilson, G Pennell, A Chonko, A Noorrt1W , J Brown, I Quails, M 5 4 4 A A 3 3 3 3 33 28 28 0 24 0 24 6 24 A 22 2 20 ; 4 U ' 5.6 5.6 4.8 A.8 u · H • 4.0 $Y~c;s~ORING Name, T TD Pat Pis Ava Preston, KC 11 0 66 11 .0 ·, Lucas, KC 3 20 41 6.8 · Eichinger, E 4 6 33 6.6 ; .Smllh,_Kt.... S 0 'S/ 6,0. logan, NG 4 If 24 U ~ Spencer, NG 3 6 24 4.8 Boso. Sou 4 4 21 4.7 ' Runjon, NG .3 2 20 4.0 , ~E~~:.IJNG N~4 ~ T~ McClure. Eas 3 2 20 4.0 Soutllw 3 2 20 4 o Wilson, G u 211 3 Lewis. UPCOMING SCHEDULE ' -'l Hubbard. L 14 2-15 1 FRIDAY Saunders, G 14 188 2 s. Thomas, wa 13 147 1 Jackson.at SEOAL KO RETURNS Yds No. TD Gallipolis atAthens Waverly Davis, J 274 7 2 Ironton at Meigs ~~:;~ ~~ 1 ~ g Wellston ot logan Peppers, L 1?2 9 o Alexander atTVC Belpre Mink, G 150 I 0 Federal Hocking at Warren PUNTRET~=~Ao. TD Local County at NelsonvilleMagnotta. M loiS 12 o · VInton York Wilson. G. 70 7 1 SVAC Hubbard, L ol9 I o North Gall Ia at Eastern CrO<krell, I 39 2 0 ~ymmes B. Thomas, 1 36 1 o frace Valley at HannanINTERCEPTIONS Southern at Southwestern No. Ydl TO '• · Others Crawford, 12 o Trimble at Miller Wllson,G J •~ ·66 0 Parkersburg · ot Point Davenport, M 2 39 o Pleasant ' Peppers. L 2 18 o FRIDAY !Nov. 71 Stewart, M 2 2 o SEOAL ' OVERALL SCORING Athens at Waverly Name, T . TO Pal I'll Av Wellston at Gallipolis DaYioJL 19 10 124 lS.t Logan at Ironton Gmlirs, A 10 17 IJ6 1o:S Melgs at Ja~kson · TYC ~:: ~. :~ ~~ Heltonville-York at· Echstenkompor, Alexander Trl 10 7 67 1.4 Belpre at Warren Local Peppers, L 11 0 66 1.3 Ollllrs Doney, Mil 11 0 66 8.3 Federal Hocking at Trlmbte• lucas, KC 5 21 61 7.6 Fairland at Vinton County Quails, M 8 I .56 7.0 Southern at Caldwell Sullivan, NY 8 4 52 6.6 Hannan, W. ·va. at Symmes Logan, NG 8 4 52 6.5 Valley ' · . ~E.Q,.L SCORING , _ . Mlller at Point Valley · Name, T TO Pat Pis Ava Wahama at Sistersville Davis, J 12 1 10 16.9 SATURDAY(Nov.l) Peppers, L 7 o 42 8.4 Eastern at Fronller ,g ::: COLUMBUS IUPI) - This wook'S OhiO Hlgh SChOOl Athlellc Anoclallon com . puterlud football rat ings , Including polnl totolo: ClASS AAA ( Rtglon ll 1. Lakewood St . Edward , IJUS; 2. Avon Uko, 91.50. 1Roglon 2) 1. Findlay, 99 .00 ; 2. Gahanna lincoln. 95.50. 1. ( Rttlan J) 116.50; Newark, 2. Massillon, 106.07; 3. East Liverpool, 103.00; ;, Greensburg Green. 100.00; s. North Canton Hoover, '99.42 ; I. ·_ ·Sport Parade Pro Buketball Roundup By RICHARD L. SllOOK , I I! '· -' . •' UPI Sports Writer The plan ~as to make A ''" Kareem Abdui.Jabbar chase By MILTON RICHMAN UPI S\lorts Bob Lanier for a change. It . Edllor .. worked. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Mallory's job Is his life and that's Lanier and the Pistons, not uncommOn IUJlODg football coaChes. their fast-break offense Bill Mallory .has bee" coaching for 18 years·, ever since corning out of high IChitOI fOO for the la!!t two y.ears he has been working like an alternating currlmi, jolted Abdul.Jabbar heaa coaCh of the UniverSity of Colorado' BUffaloes. '' • U you ask him what he 'believes In most, Bill Mallory, a and the l.Als Angeles Lakers, 112-99, Wednesday night in rugged~(l()klng, 39-yeat-old Glendale, W.Va., native who spent Detroit's season-<>pener at most of his coaching career In Ohio, will tell you "my young hpme. · men n Lanier put in a whopping 41 Bill Miillqcy wW te~ you that deiiJlile what happened to him points against AbduiWednesday when U\e Diother of one bi hi~ former players filed a $45,000 lawsUit aplhst" f.llano,.Y fllr' "a<!custng lier of Jabbar's 30 and both had 16 "babying" her son and keeping hbn tied to -her "apron rebounds. 1 . ·" . strings." The lady .malting ~ charge Is Mrs. Marietta Stevens, and !lie sa>"' It all hllppened when she· and her husband, ~bert , met With BW MallorY June 3 tp discuss why· their SO!), Steven Grllfln, a middle guard, had been dismissed from the team the week before.' . . . When BW Mallory apoke with me from his office In Boulder, Colo., Wednesday, he dldn 't try to overwhelm me with facts supporilng his aide of .the story: On the conttary, he provided me with me both sides, and after talking 'IVith him ~ I came away feeling Mallory hadn!t crowded Steven Griffin at all, but Big ·reo Football RotindUp had glveri him an ampleportion of the field to operate on. · CHICAGO ( UPI) - It may •:No one has·any more lntere&\ In his yollllg men than I do," sound ridiculous, Indiana sal~ Bill Mallory, "but at the sanie time I expect them to abide Coach Lee Corso says, but his and apply by certain things. I want them to go to class and Hoosiers are going .to work toward an education, a degree. On the field, I expect ColUI!lbus Saturday shooting them to play hard, but clean. Off the field I expect them to far a victory against Inconduct themselves like gentlemen. Don't get me wrong; I'm vincible Ohio Stste. not trying to run a prlsop. Th8l'~not my way of doing thlr\gs. "We are going over there l'vegotalotoffineyoungmenl'dcrawlmUesfor,andwhomi with the Idea of winning, no think the.world of, but I don't think I should have to spend all nuilter how ridiculous that my time baby.fiitling them. . may sound to laliB who don't "In _this young man's case, I sbnply got tired of chasing him ' know our aquad and •how we around. He was on- the team last year and ' we had some · think " ·Corso said. "I know dealings. Was lie a 'baby?' We,U; I don't' care to get Into that no o~e In the Big Ten has Maybe someplace else someone e1ee might condone the things scored a toilchdown on them he did, but every morning when I get up, I have to look at but that should add some · myself In the mirror and there would be no way I i:ould ertra Incentive to our ofanymore If I had simply let things go the way they had been." fense. •• Question: Had Bill Mallory given the Griffin boy any specific "We have to do some ef. reason for his disnlssal from the team? fectlve num1ng to get our The Colorado coach. laughed. passing going. We want to try "He got a Iotta reasons,-1' said Bill MallorY. only the high percentage pass Inhersult,theplayer'•motherchargedsheandherhusband because we want to keep the were "physically and verbally Intimidated" by Bill Mallory, clock running." He said the but he denied that. only way to cope with the "I wlis firm," BUl Mallory said. "I told her the way I felt and Buckeyes' offense ·was to didn't mince worda,l)ut at no tlrne was there any vulgarity or contain it and hope they don't any physical action lnwlwd." · · · erecute as well as In prevloua Many athletes, professional as .well as amateur, show obvto111 a1gna of being balilec!, even be~ spbiled unbearably, by ga:!esti on cue .from eorao. their parents during their formative years, and then what do Ohio state coach Woody you think l)appena? Thetr 'coaches or mahagers Inherit the Hayes erp-eued displeasure p-oblem, and nert thing you know you hear the athlete calling with his aquad's offensive his coach or manager some kind of monster or tyrant. Rarely practice Wednelday. Is the athlete aware of It, but the person he's actually reacting "We didn't do well on the to hls mother or lath~. . offensive work," he said. No wonder Bill Mallory Is tired of "baby-altting" for other Wisconsin's football team peoWe'akldf;HeliQ'lllteOIIIYonebyany~s. .went through what· •Coach My mother and lather never believed In baby-sitters. They . John Jardine called a "hotalways saI ""'th "' me themae1Yea. 1 never co uld fi gure out why cold practice" Wednesday In all other fathers and ~others didn't do the same thing. preparation for their game against third-ranked IWnols. The only Badgers who were doubtful starters for the game were tsckle Karel 1 , ... • ' Sehllkspler and middle guard St. LCiul$ " 142 Amerlcarr Basketbltt 8 Kansas City J 4 1 7 AI Minter. Anoclatlan Staridlngs 3 6 1 ; ly United Prtn lnftrmltlonal Vancouver Dlinols got help to counter M innesota 2 1 o l!ut Wisconsin's strong point-Its Norris Division W. ~- Pet. G.B. W. l . T. Pt1 rushing game-since Ntw York 3 I .!SO Los Angeles 7 4 o 14 Kentucky 2 I .667 ll 6 2 2 14 defensive tackle Mike Waller St. Louis 2 2 .SOO I Montreal 4 1 1 9 returned to practice. Waller Vlrg inii!l 0 • .000 3 Plltsburgh Detroit 1 7 J s West 1 9 1 3 suffered a strained knee W.. L. Pel. G.B. wash fnglon Adams Division Denver 3 0 I .000 ligament against Michigan Indiana 3 1 .750 1~ W. l. T. Pis State and· hadn't worked out B 1 o 16 San Antonio 2 2 .SOO 11 , Buffaro S 3 1 11 this week. San Diego 1 3 .250 2 12 Toronto 3 3 2 8 Coilch Bob Blackman said Utllh 0 2 · .000 , 21 2 Bosron C~lllorn l o 35 2 8 . . Wedntsdav's Results · Wednesdar,•s Results Denver 122 Utah 117 the Dllnl would have to Toronto 3 Buffa o 2 lndlono 105 Son Diego 100 Chi cago 2 Montreal 1 New York 112 Son Antonio 99 prevent ,Wisconsin from . Sr. louis tO• Vlrylnlo 100 lovl) Detroit 6 Californ ia 4 controlling the ball Saturday NY Rangers 3 St. Louts 1 Thursday s Game · and thought \he Badger Mi nnesota 2 Kansas Cl!v o San Diego at San Af1,1dn lo Thursday's Games tackles; John Reimer and World H o c k e y· Anoclation St. t ouis at Boston . Dennis Uck, were the "best 1 Vancouver at Buffalo 1 Standln;s pair In the country. Toronto at Philaeletph la Bv United Pren International STANDINGS East 3, .•,, Phoenix Son Dleoo Winnipeg Qui!bec Edmon ton Toronto I. ~8_.J9;J, )'{lllla'I!Jl!ur~ .~s . so.!> ·11 6. Canton McKinley, 97.00; 1. Calgary •v N. - 4 4 0 .2 • 3 • 1 t 0 0 8 1 7 6 • L. T. PIS 6 2. 0 12 5 J 0 1 10 6 1 2 4 1 4 2 s. o 9 s 4 Wedntldly's R:esulh Ca,oary J Cleveland 1 New England • Qu,bec 2 Clnclnr'!ati 6 Minnesota 4 ThurSday's Games Clnclnnetlol Winnipeg Calgary at Indianapolis · Phoenix at Denver Houston at San Diego ,. National Hockey L~a,we .1 1 Akron Eliot , 85.1;; 1. 'rei THI .DIVOTii ZOnesvllle, 1<.50; t. . INTI STO, Tallmadge, •83.101 10. · MI.IOI-M~ ON' AIIIlA • Youngstown Cerdln•l \ CHIIniR L. TANNIHill' Mooney, 12.50. ' • 111c.u. · I RttloR 41 ' IIOIIRT HOI'LICH I. Clncln~atl Moelltr, · City ldlter · 111.92; 1. Coltrain, 114.71. · 1'i>bllshtd dillY uctpt Slturdoy by Tht Ohio Vtlle ClASS AA ' Publlsn1na company, 11 (Region II Court St., Pomeroy, Ohl t. Cleveland Holy Nemo, 112.19; 2. /),krori St. VIncent . A57 ... Butlnfts OffiCI Phon 992-2156. Elltorlll Phont "2 St. Mery, 96.66. 2157. ' . I iltgl<ln 61 St~ Cllll I!OSIIDt Plld I. Lime Central Catt'lollc, II Pomtf'Oy, ONto. 66.U; 2. Dublin, 61.!10. • N11lonal Uvtrtlslng ( Rogl<ln 71 IPrfuntotlvt Wtrd . t. Ironton, 10.00; 1. Ntw Griff th ComDiny, Inc ., Lulngton. 71.00; 3. Btlltlrt. Bottlntlll & GllltDhll' Dlv .. 60.10; <. Merllnl Ferry, St.oo:• 7N57YThlrd Avt., N.,. York, ~Maysville, 52.00: 6. . . 100171 Jackson, <1.50; 7. Wellsvlllt• lubscr ptlon rates : 41.00 ; I. Cldlt, 47.30; 9. Dtllvtrtcl clrrllr whore McConnelsville Ntotaan. tVIllllll' 75 Ctnll Pit' WMk. ;7.00; 10. Whttltraburg, By 1Mo or Route whore trr •orvld not 46.21. VIlla , ... Ollt """'"''· IU5. I Region II y ma Iii OhiO lnd w. Va .. I. london, 71.&1 ; 2. nt Ytlr 112.011 llx Madtlra, 77.64. entht. '11.501 • Three CLAIIA onlhl, 17 .tO. llttwhen ( llttlORII U.tO rear. 1111. months I. Burton 8trkshlrt, 53.00; lUOr lllrtl ·monllls, 17.50. 2. Loudonville, 49.50. Ubscrlptlon price lnfludft unday Tlmft-$tnllnt . 6 • W. L. T. Pts 3 Milinesota 3 Denver .3 2 Houston Canadian W. 1. Newark Colhollc, 61.50> 2. Albonv Alexander. 56.42; 3, Bellaire St. John. <4.71 ; 4. Tuscarawas Catholic , 31.501' 5. Proctorville Falrllnd,· 31.21 ; 6. Chesapeake, 35.00; 7 ~ Coldwell, 33 .92; 8. Crooksville, 33.57 ; 9. Now• · IRog!on 12) , Mlddltlown Fenwick , 3 0 2 3 0 ~est .;~ Matamoras Frontier, 32.00 ;10. Beallsville, 30.11. ~ s lndlonopol ls Cleveland ·f ( Rttlon 11) W. l . T. PIS 5 2 .0 10 s 2 0 10 Clnclnnall New England : I StandintJ IV Unit•CI Press International Patrick Dlvls•on ' '; r PhiiOdOII)hla W: L. T. . , 6.. 1 2 : NYislanders , .,., s , ., ' 4 1 NY Rangers 1 Aflenta • '' ' s 3' 5 Smythe Division hlce o Pt~ 1 t~ .. ... ,. 1 1' 9 1 w~ L. T. Pts two steaisand three rebounds in the final three minutes as , the Nuggets pulled out the victory in a game plagued by a record 83 personal fouls. Officials Jack Madden and Mark Schlafman also called six technicals on the Denver coaching staff. Issei finished with 24 points and 12 Febounds while rookie David ThompsOn had 28 points. Spirits 104 Squires 100 The Spirits broke out of a 92-92 tie at the end of regulation time as Rudy Hackett arid Gus Gerard scored four -points each in overtime to down th·e Squires at Hampton, Va. •· Dan Buffington, Meigs Marauder fullback. Dan is~ junior fullback who stands five feet, eight Inches tall and weighs 150 lba. He Is the son of Mrs. Ruth Buffington and lives on New Sireet In Pomeroy. . a . 1 BradShaw remaillS · Silent . PI'ITSBURGH (UPI) Quarterback Terry Bradshaw Isn't saying much about the upcoming game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals. · "I ·,jus~ want to play · 'em,'' the Steeler quarterbark said "I don't want to talk about them. It's going to be a -good game and It's an Important one. I just want to . Play it." Bradshaw has been limping in practice most of the week beca1198 of a strained knee he suffered In the 111-13 wln over Green Bay last Sunday. He wufllppedheadoverheelsin a lruiSing tackle near the end of Ute game and had to be helped off the field. Bradshaw and four other players saw lumted duty In Wednesday's p-actlce In a steady rain. The other Injured players are ninnlng back Franco Harris, wide . receivers Frank Lewis and he's hopeful he'll be able to start against the Bengals Sunday when they clash hefore a seno~t crowd at Riverfront Stadiwn. Cincinnati holds a one game lead over the Steelel'll and the Houston OUers in the AFC ~ntral Division. In a related matter1 Bradshaw confirmed he and skater Jo Jo Starbuck of the Ice Capades were planning to get married. However, Bradshaw said no date had been set for the wedding. Reds promote 3 young pitchers ' 1 REMODELING . . Already ·sporting four Iionton club has been winlosses, the Meigs Marauders . ning the last three weeks, but could consider the season a just winning. "winning one" by bursting Against Jackson three the balloon of the nwnber 6 weeks ago, the Tigers held on team in the state AA 1o win 18-16. Then came a rankings. · narrow 6-0 victory over This Friday, the Ironton Waverly, followed by last Tigers bring their winning week's thriller over Athens, ways to Pomeroy already 14-13. It would certainly atop the SEOAL standings. A appear that Ironton could be victory for Coach Bob Lutz's prbne for the major upset of defending league .champs the 1975 season. would guarantee aUeast a tie Most of the offensive show for the 1975 grid title .. One for the Tigers centers around interesting · note concerning junior quarterback. Mike the mighty Tigers is that with Brown and fullback Jeff 30 straight triwnphs, none of Krihel, a 195-pc)und bruising the present Tiger players senior. None of the Ironton have ever played in a losing players Is In the top five of varsity league game . The all- any of the league's·offensive time loop record covers a categories. live-year span . The M11raudera are stU! This year could well be being led by the hard running different if the Marauder senior Terry Qualls. The defense can. ~lne as it did speedy senior taUback now two weeks ago against the ranks fourth in league l.Algan Chieftains. The rushing with 411 yards in 71 carries. Defensively, the Marauders may be in some OpJHJSes trouble depending on middle guard Stan Starcher's as availability. Starcher was injured In last Friday's NL DH rule meet ends DORADO, P.R. (UPI) The National and American Leagues stayed on their separate paths on the designated hitler rule. Wednesday, the last day of a three-day meeting of the general managers from both leagues, the American League, which has been UBing the designated hitter for the last three seasons, voted to stay with it, while the National League said It would stay' with the tradltonal rule of pitchers batting for themselves. Kuhn took a neutral position on the issue but did urge the leagues to adopt the same practice. Jim Toomey , the vicell'esident of the St. Louis Cardinals who served as spokesman for the gathering, said that the general managers were all agreed that it would be better to have the same rule apply to both leagues, but .neither league · appeared re·ady to give In. Toomey said that much of the three-day meeting was devoted to discussing possible recommendations to be made at the major leagues' winter meetings at Hollywood, Fla, in December. Toomey, however, declined to reveal the contents of the recommendations, which m118lllrst be taken up with the league . p-esidentsand other officials. Toomey said -one subject which was discussed, but not given any finn recommendation, was the possibility of extending the league playoffs from the current beat-of-live series to a best-of-seven. ' REGULAR TREAD RECAPS , 2 'or 23 . ,0 ·vALLEY LUMBER&· SUPPLY CO. · · · , over Ironton eleven CINCINNATI (UPI) Three young pitchers were p-omoted to a major league roster for the first time today as the World Champion Cincinnati Reds made a series of player moYes to bring their winter roster to John StaUworth and defen- the lull complement of 40 sive tackle Marv Kellwn. players. Bradshaw admits his knee The Reds acquired the Is still very sore but he says · contracts oii.Alrln Grow, a 22Washington at Kansas City Pittsburgh at Los Angeles "That's our main con- Entries are year-old l~fthander from cern," Blackman said. Orem, Utah, ·and Raul Purdue worked on both 'being accepted Ferreyra, a 20-year-old N1tion11 811kttb1ll Anucllflon , St1nc11ngs · offense and defense in righthander from the YOUNtiSTOWN, Ohio &v United Preu tntern1t1ona1 Dominican Republic, from preparation for Its bout with (UPI) _ The Ohio State E!11tern Conference Atlantic Division their lndlanapolla farm team. Mlchlgan ~State; Which has Bowling Asaoclatlon is acW.. L.. .Pel. G.B. The Reds also bought the l!i!aten Pur<ille live straight ceptlng entries lor the 72nd Bo!IOn ,2 0 1.000 Buffalo 2 0 1.000 contract of Manuel Sartimes: · annual Handicap TourPhll&delphlo • 1 o 1.000 ~ New York I 3 '.2SD 2 "Michlgan Sll!te Is a fast 1 nament to be held from Feb. miento, a 21-year-old Centrll Division · and ertrernely strong team 21 through May 9 in Mans-. righthander from Vene"ruela, W.. l .. Pel. G.B. defeJIBively," Purdue Coach field. , from their Three Rivers fann wash ington I 0 1.000 New prltans 3 1 .750 . team. Alex Agase said. Richard RU ta Atlan ta 1 1 .SOO ' 2 Northwestern senior defeney, secre ryThe contract of pitcher Houston 0 2 1000 11 2 treasurer of the association, Cleveland 0 1:. 2 .000 P 2 sive ta~e Darryl Brandford said the team event will be Dave Overstreet was · . Western Conference assigned ·outright to Inwill get hla first startln~ rolled at VUlage Lanes In ' Midwest OlvbiDf'l W.. L. Pet. G.B. assignment · of ' the sea9011 Mansfield with doubles and dianapolis. Chicago 2 1. .667 The Reds earlier recalled against host Iowa In its· llingles set for Park Lanes. Detroit 2 1 .6&7 Kansas c tty 0 1 ;000 .11 2 Homecoming game. Brandthe contracts of optioned The tournament was exMilwllukee 0 2 .000 11 2 players Santo Alcala, Tom ford, a &-loot_., ~der, peeled to have piize In excess Pacific Division W.. L. . Pet. G.S. wMill rseplacke lopho!l)ore . of $80,000. Cerroll, Tom Hwne, Larry Seattle . , 3 1 .750 Payne, Mac Scarce, Pat arty zosta , WhO suffered List year's tournament In Qolden State 2 2 _.500 Los Angelo• 1 2. 2 .soo. Zachry, Don Werner, Ray a back lnjuey In last week's Canton drew a record 1,562 1 Phoen ix , .1 .soo Knight, Dave Revering, l los& to Wlaconaln. Brandford teslll8. The purse was $83,786. Por nand 0 3 .000 has been .plagued,,by lnjurie~ h .Wednesdly's Ri!sutts Arturo DeFreites , . Tom se~llle-'12 " ansas City 91 during his , career and Is BEULAH Spencer and Joel YoungDetroit 11~ Los Angel!s 99 currently playing -out an GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!) blood. BoSion Ill Golden Slole 106 Ttlursd1y'1 Gamn ertra year of 'eligibility. - Midas Touch took the lead Chicago at Cleveland Michigsri Coach Bo Sehem· on · the final turn and drew Kanses Ci 'Y at New Yor k . bechler Ia getting his un- away In the stretch to defeat , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. ~at8fl Wolverines ready for Wapping Street by seven and a -special offenslye threat, one-half lengths in the Tony Dungy, the Big Ten's (ea\ured$f,100eighthstarter leading passer at Mimesota. handicap race at Beulah NEE~· ·:Qungy's been throwing Park here Wednesday. the ball very well and is doing Isometric showed. -FULL UNEarr excellent job with The winner, ridden by · J' apri~touis," Sehembechler Vlrice Cla~k. covered the mile . PLUS RECAPPABLE CASINGS said Wednesd~y after sen. and three-qusrters in 3:02 1-5 ding Michigan's speciality arid returned S6.20, $3.80 and FREE MOUNTING and pass defense teams t3. · through extra drills .. "But I The loll daily do~ble think OW' secondary has been combination of Modern Bit Improving and I've been and Polley Premlwn was bnpressed with the way it's worth S335.40. ~~~ 1 :,.11111! '1'1/ 1l1 . Oli''' Middleport breaking on the qall over the A crowd of 3,675 wa~ered 'Jtllo last couple of games. $387,124. I Pacen 105 Salll 100 Billy Keller sank three three-poin l voals and Don Buse added two more and made loW' steals in the Pacers' triumph over the Sails. Keller and Billy Knight finished with 25 pointa each for the winners whUe Cald· well Jones had 25 for the Salls. . Nets 112 Spun 99 Julius Erving scored 39 points leading the Nets over · the SpW's. The Nets look the lead for good at 6:20 of the first period and led by six at the half and 14 at the end of three periods. Larry Kenon h&d 24 points for San Antonio. .. . Marauders eye upset hoping IRtglontol Corey, 48.00; 2. Otlowe' Hills, "That's about the best I've first quarter, opening a lli-)4 pOints in the closing minutes seen Lanier play," Laker edge into a 27-14 lead thai it gave the Celtic:! their second Coach ' Bill Sharman said. pretty much maintained the straight win and hand the "They 'changed ends' (went rest of the way. Warriors their second loss in The Boston ~Illes defeated from offense to defense) well fo~r games. Charlie Seott and their fast-break was the. Golden SUite Warriors scored 23 points for the good. They didn't look so good 1\5-106 and the Seattle Celtics and Rick Barry had 35 SUperSonics beat the Kansas for Golden State. at setting the haU up." "Bob and I went up to see City Kings 92-91 in other · Sonlcs 92 Kings 91 Milwaukee play Boston (two National Baske .t bali Rookie Bruce Seals' layup yeats ago in the playoffs) and Association games. in the final two seconds we Sl'W that's how BQSton . In the American Basketball . enabled the SuperSonicS to beat them. (Center Dave) Association It was St. l.Aluis beat the Kings at Kansas Cowens made Jabhar chlise 104 Virginia 100, Denver 122 City. Seals, who came off the him," eq'ach Ray Seott of th!i Utah 117, Indiana 105 San bench late _in the first period, Diego 100 and New York 112 led a lhird-<juarler SJlW'l with Pistons said. . 16 points: Nate Archibald Detroit used Its last-break San Antonio 99. scored 25 points for the Kings. to rattle off 12 successiYe Celtlcs lU Warriors 106 John Ha'o'llcek's eight Nuggets 122 Stars 117 points In a 2 : 4~ stretch of the Dan Issei had six points, Indiana ''· Computer ratings ••• ' Pistons jolt Lakers, 112.to 99 Today's ~ haying the strongest defense yet. . ;~ In football. "It's becOming extremely _ :~ "Their front four (Joe difficult to win' anywhere lly In '' ',1 Greene, Ernie Holmes, L.C. the NFL. It's bel:ome rea \" Greenwood and Dwight balanced. We j118l got by ~ White) is like a who's who of Atlanta (21-14ln the final two ~ profeeslonal f~tball. minutes last Sunday)." ~ "And on offense," ligures A3 for why Jill team Ia one ~· Brown, "Franco Harris and · of only two unbeaten clubs Teriy Bradshaw are two of (Minnesota is the other), the premier backs, In the Brown says "durability and game." versatility." '. Although both Harris and "We talked about and Bradshaw are nursing minor workEd toward thOIIIl goals II! Injuries, a Steelei-s official summer camp," he recalla. reported Wednesday thai . Brown figures Injuries de- ' both 'probably will start strayed a po!entlally great : Sunday and Brown says team last year, so this year · that's what he expected all he stresses conditionlnji and along as he mapped. his sometbnes tskes players out ' · defensive pme plan. of a game early "when I get a ' Brown contir.ues to funny feeling." · mlnlmire his team's perfect As for .''versatility," Brown 6-0 mark. made a lot of his decisilll.!l on "We've j118l slipped by wliat plsyers would malte the 10111e teslll8 by the skin of our -13-man roster by how many teeth," he says. "We don't positions they could play. feel we've had an easy one . us." Wyoming ups lead in AA race; ~o:·£ h=~ost Canal-Winchester A leader· :. owners dearly BJ GDIIl: CADDBII . .." . kidding anybody. We're not slipping up on them and they're not slipping up on . ,, GENERAL TIRE SALES disappointing loss at Wellslon. Marauder mento1· Charley Chancey hopes that Starcher will anchor the middle as per usual. ff not, some· reshuffling may be In order. ~ p-obable Uneupe for . Friday's contest are : · MEIGS MAR,AUDERS Pos. YR. wr, · PLAYER · TE 4 150 Mick Davenport LT__4 . 180 George Carper · l..G 4 180 JlmClark C 4 190 John Blake ' RG 3 140 Steve Plclleilll , RT 3 Ill Ray Wlllord SE 4 133 Bob Wllllamaon QB 4 165 Jbn Andenon m 4 t65 Terry Qualls WB 4 134 Mike Magnotta FB :i 150 Dan Buffington IRON !'ON nGERS Pos. YR. w·r. . PLAYER TE 4 160 BobTh0111111 LT 3 200 Gary Lowe l..G 3 170 Steve Collins C 4 150 · Greg Houston , RG 4 225 Ken FriiE RT 4 245 PhU Hleronlm0111 SE 3 ISs David Vaughn . QB 3 160 Mike BrO'!R . m 4 110 Bob Crockret WB 2 140 Juan~ , FB 4 195 Jell Kriebel 1 . . 'The Count' NL Rookie-of-Year NEW YORK (UPI) -John Montefw;co, a colorful 25year right-handed pitcher who is something of a throwback to Dizzy Dean, today was named · the National League's Rookie of Uie Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The 6-foot-1, IIJO.pounder from l.Alng Branch, N.J., beat catcher-outfielder Gary Carter of the Montreal Erpos by a 12-9 margin in voting by the BBWAA's committee of 24 writers. Larry Parrish of the Expos, Mamy Trillo of the Chicago Cube and Rawly 8astwick of the world champion Cincinnati Reds received one vote each. Montefusco, nicknamed "The Count" by his teammates, enjoyed a rare mQillent of hwnlllty when advised that he had won the award. "I don't want to kid around this tbne," said Montefusco, who during the season made such outrageow; predictions as that he would strike out Jjlhnny Bench lour times in a game or shut out a given team. "I was looking forward to it. ·This cape the whole season for me." Montefusco, whole p-edlctlons were greeted by teammates with the same tolerance of those of Dean with the old St. J,.ouls Cardinals, had a 1$-9 record and 215 strikeouts. · Montefusco's 215 strlkeouta missed tying the NL rookie record of 227 set by Hall of Farner Grover Cleveland Alexander of ' the Philadelphia PhiUies In 1911. Montefusco was a shortstop ' .In high school but was converted into a pitcher after the Giants signed him on the advice of scout Buddy Kerr following the tm draft. He had a ~2 record at Decatur In 1973, won I~ games In the minors in 1974 and won three games for the Giants after being called up late In the season. Montefusco pitched 244 Innings, had a 2.88 earned run average which was seventh best In the league and pitched lour shutouts. ..•••••••••••••••••1 HALLOWEEN DANCE 3 ·LIVE BANDS AT RUTlAND H. S. AUDITORIUM NOV. 1-9 to l A.M. 18 YRS. AND OLDER "B.Y.O." PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUME S2.00 SINGLE S3.00 COUPLES A NIGHT NOT TO MISS! SPONSORED BY MEIGS HIGH SOIOOl AWMNI ASSOCIATION I, ' \ �2- The Dally Sentinel, Middkport-Pomeroy, o., ThW'sday, 0<"1. :10; 197~ I - - -------1~----------:- U«m ol oplaloa-are --welcomed. Thef shouid he Corporal pu11ishmeill ill our school.~ I . _ .._ ........ lollc (« be 111bj~ to ~H~ctloa by You are a child. You have committed an Infraction of the I tk ...._) •• .-t be •Jcaed 'lith the algllee'• ad. rules. You are yanked from your seat by a huge, glowering : *-· Na- may be wlthbetd upoa pablleJUoa. adult, and pulled to the front of the room. You are thrown over By RICK V~ SANf 1 Ileana:~ oa reqaett, aamea ,.m be d~lotecl. Ldten a desk, and repeatedly struck on.the backside with a board or CINCINNATI (UP!) - The 1 illllllll lit Ia loed Iaale, acldrenlag lllues, aol perstra!J until your ~cher decides you have had enough. 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers are · t ...... ' Ulis happeliB every day in an American school. It hap- not the same kind of club that I pened to me.It happened to you. It happens to yourchildren.lt won the ·Super Bowl last I always heppeJ!B to children. · . . · season . I Here In America, we do not aUow physical abuse of any "They're even stronger," I lawbreaker from traffic offender to murder. Yet the highest moans Paul Brown. I I court In the land condones, officiaUy, this barbaric treatment The Steelers figure to pose I of grade and high school students. the biggest threat yet to Parents, your child has less right than a Charles Manson BroWTI's unbeaten Cincinnati _Plea made against income tax or a Tony de Salvo. Bengals here Sunday. October 29,1975 StUdents, you are subject to physical abuse that public "This · is an important Dear Sir: enemll!jl, one through ten, will never have to endure. game," declai-es Brown, the Your Paper 'IIlli perform a gnat service In printing tllia. Uterature !eachel'll, there is no need for your students to 67-year-<>ld general manager .The Committee Against the Levy to.r a 1 percent income read David Copperlleld. Iluli to the Supreme Court's ruling, and head coach, "and the tu In Mlcldleport '!lilies to present the following facts lor David Copperfield's lot will continue to be the American Steelers have shown this Is lt1ldy. All are wry pertinent and It lA nol poiSible to list them Student's r~lity . - Ronald C. Cozart. when they are at their he$1In a MqUence of Importance. when the chips are down." l. No ODe can afford lt. There are no llmltatl0111. The matchup of the 6-0 l Thla tu Ia to be I perct~~t of groulncome -not adj111ted Bengals and &-1 Steelera Is IJI'GII lncame on '!hich federJI all11 alate Income taxes are important because the baaed. AnyODe who haa $1 of Income from any IOU1'a! other leadership of the American than a retlnment pension or welfare payments m118l pay It as Conf!'rence's Central a . . . tu. Division Is at stake. I. Ever)'ODe wW have to pay It ladlreclly, Those woo "Both teams know It'll be pnl\'lde men:bandlae or services In the Village mUll ralae an all-out effort Sunday," prlcea to compe11111te for lt. Moll are aqueezed economically By ROBERr KAYWR their detentiop at Ban Me says Brown. "Nobody is and definitely cannot ablorb anything II)OI'e. BANGKOK, Thailand Thuot and Plekiu In the f. Thla produces tnore lnflaUon' and makes It lmpoiSible (UP!) - Nine AmerlcaliB ~ntral Highlands and laier for our ~s to compete with thoae outaide the Village flew out of North Vietnam to at Son Tay In North VIetnam. 7\.T . llmlla. . freedom today, nearly eight They said Communist au- 1 1. Wnlng pe19le will pay twice - directly allllladlrectly. months after being captured thorities did not refer to them I. Mldd1eport Ia rapidly becoming a ghoat tO'!R - there are during the Communist as prisoners . but as many vacanclea already. Even the new apartmenta are not conquest of South VIetnam. "foreigners led to safety by flllly rented. Pl-.rtY valuea will decline. The Americans, looking the liberation armed forces." 7. No one will come hen to live wl)en they can live and thin but exhuberant, landed Whitlock had worked for ~ oatddetlle VUiage Bmlll wherenotarlsrequired. By GENE CADDES with five other freed several years in Southeast a. It may be necesaary for p-esent Individuals and foreigners at Bangkok air- Asia as an employe of the UPI Sports Writer . ~ to leave the VUiage. <XlLUM)lUS (UPI) -Ohio port this afternoon after a Australian Broadcasting t. 'l1I<M who work In Middleport and live eleewhere are stopover In VIentiane. high school football notes Commission. belle tued unfairly alnce they have no rlcht to vote on the from around the state: All but one of ihe Peter WhlUock, a released lllue. Twitlon without reptWentation. The nsmes are the same Auatrallan communications Americans was captured at II. Invulon Of privacy, - everyoae will know your expert, was grabbed by what Ban Me Thuot. but the roles are reversed this financial alfalrlln a VUJage the1ile ol Middleport. John Lewis, an American year in unbeaten Zanesville's appeared fo be embaasy offi11. CCII¢ oladmlnlatralion and proper and l'lae uae of auch cials after landing · and was official, was seized when the potent passing atta.ck. A year agrr it was quarterfun'dl. ' ' puahed Into a car. He was port city. of Phan Rang·fell to 'l11la tu would be the downlaU ol our VUiage when the whisked away from the the Communists on APrU 20. back .Gary Martin thrvwlng ntlabbal'llll tGwu liaw no .adt lncollie tu. It WGilld be our ·airport for reaaons not clear. Other freed Americans to slotback Chad Raymond deaua WIITIIII. n ii~J~D'*I u.t the Vllllse needllundl but· The other 13 refugees were were Paul Strunsrik, U.S. that caused Blue DevOs plenty of more 111111~ llld equitable meuurea can.be tound. greeted by U.S. Ambassador IJ'Ovincial representative at opponents WB IMPLORil YOU TO VOTE NO ON THE MJI}. Charles Whitehouse, who Ban Me Thuot; Richard p-oblems. This year, It's Raymond, DLEPORT INOOMJ!! TAX LEVY! boarded the Royal Air Lao Phillips, his wife, Ullian, and 1be Olmmlttee - Dorothy Anthony, Kathleen Davia, plane briefly as It rolled to a Betty switched to the signal calling Mitchell, all Caroline Fnndl, Martha Greu, Dale Hy~ell, Sammy Planta, stop and then deacended to mis.slonaries, and Jay apot, zeroiJ!g in on junior Ollie Lowell Price, lllvld Ohlinger, Allee Robeson, p-esented by the tannac with the group. Scarborough, a student doing Martin, younger brother of x.tbletn Davia. The nine Americans, two research under a . Ford Gary, now at Mlllkingwp College. Canadians, two Filipinos and Foundation . grant. Raymond caught 39 of Gaey Coracemed parent answered one Australian left the North Martin's passes a year ago o.r Sir: VletniiD!ese capital of Hanoi tCollege ratings for 542 yards and, as backup 'l11lalla reply to the letter In your coiWM, Not Ia Favor CJl shortly befor.e noon on a flight quarterback, completed 13 of ,......., In IJie Sunday paper .dated 1(1-28-76. II aponaored by the Unlle1! Nil- Team DIVISION . Points 19 for 195 yards. "A Very Concerned Parent" obvtollllly has a very lions Commission for 1. North Do kola 17·01 60 As the No. ·I quarterback 2. Boise State (6 -0-l) ml*llen conception ol the nature ot the O.V.F. drug and Refugees. ss J. East . KentuckY {6 -0-U S2 this season, Raymond has alcGbol education p11)11am offered to the Southern Local "We're fine, really fine," • . Gamb ling (6 -1) <9 completed 68 of 128 lor 8f2 West . Kentucky (6.1) llcbool Dtatrlct. . Mrs. Carolyn Miller of S. 6. Idaho State (6 -1l 39 yards and five touchdO'!Rs 1be O.V.F. wu Informed, by Southern Local's school Houghton, N.Y., said after 7. 35 and has a total offense of 1,3110 Lehlgh l!'o.l 16·11 baird and ldlool olflclail, that a dru& education program Is stepping down from the 8. So. Carolina SI . IS·O·ll 33 Davis (6 -1) 29 yards In seven wlna and a tie. lllllled and- dealred In the Southern Local Schoolsyllem. aircraft In a llopover at · 9.10.UCll lel The younger Martin hae Southern (LA) 16·1) 24 W. iiliiiOIIded, with a 111'0111'1111 that ls aervlced by IJie Stat! VIentiane. "We're just North . Colorado (6 -0) 24 grabbed 41 of Raymond's Bllnlll of Drug Abule and Ohio Unlvealty, plualt Is mandated worried about our families Oth·ers receiving votes : pa!Sel for 60l'yarda and three by tilt 01116 State Dept. ol EducaUon.'lbe O.V.F. volunteered back home." Akron i Bethune-Cookmen IFiol ; Delta Slole IM iss.); touchdowns. Senior Leroy 1o coordinate and 111pplf the rei001'I.'IIII to UIIUI'e a wellMrs. Miller, 35, and her Indiana Sta t e (Ind . ) ; Jackson Strickland has 23 receptions lllllnc!td procnm. 'tbll pngram wu offered u a public husband, John, , 45, were Stat~ {M iss . ) ; Jacksonv ille (Ala : ) ; New Hampshir e; for 292 yards and a pair of .W:., by the O.V :f., al no coat to thnchooll or tupayera. mlsalonarles trwlatlng the Nicholls . 'S t(!!l e (La . ) ; touchdowns. 1be JII'OII'IIll, as offel ed, wu an elecUve course, with each Bible lor the Sununer In- Northern M ich ig!'ln ; , Norlh · west Missour ; llladllll'a VGiunteer parUclpiUon subject to the written _ap- stitute of Ungulstlcs In Ban MassachUsetts ; Pug e t " Buckeye Central's Brad Sound ; western Colon•do ; w. Me Thuot. 'JII'O'Il ol•ch ~·· parenll. Ill inois . Richards romped for 235 1be letter ol ''Very Concetned Parent" Is typical of the The Central Highlands city yards and live· touchdo\ma M=rhll, faeelell, oppolltlon to all of o~ eftor\8 to lmp-ove was captured by the'commuDIVISION Ill Team Points Saturday night to lead oar .........nllty. nlsts at the start of the spring I. Wlnenbera Ohio 17-Dl 60 Buckeye Central to a 47-4 oar pl'OII'IIII hal only been lllccellfulln achoola where It offensive that led to their 2. 11haca iNY l 17-Dl 56 J. Widener(PAI 16·01 48 triumph over winless Elgin. bU received wldelpead community 111pport. We thought the takeover of South VIetnam. 4. Cajlf. Lulheron 16-Dl " Richards, who carried orily 18 peapllln IIIII. 111'11 tne.r the !acta, and would welcome a Their 6-year-old daugher, S. MI . Union 10hio l l6-1) •2 Ind iana Cen•. (6-1l 35 times, had touchdown runa of madlnl dnJc abult educaUon Jll'GII'Im In tlleir achoola. LuAnne, captured with them, 6. l. HopeiMich .l 16-Dl 33 Wlthaut UU IIIPIIOI'I, we will not Implement IJie procram. was believed to be the 8. Williams (MOSS.) 14-0-ll 29 21, seven, Tl, 12 and ~yards. (Mich .) 16-21 25 Bill Havens, who Is leavtrig N:cordlna to pollee and llchoel ollldalll, 111e of drup and youngest American prisoner 9.10.Hillsdale F rBnklin & Marshall (S · tile coaching ranks alter 18 alcGbol by lllldenlllla MYft problem In Ilia area. We have held by the Communlsta. I) 24 ye8l'll, Ia going out a winner. Ot'hers receiving votes : tried to do ICIIIIellllnC•bout thllprablem. Have you? All 14 of the group were Albany sra•e; Albrlghl. Ravena' Big Walnut team all We will llOIIIbue to do we CAll to lolve drug and expected to stay In Bangkok Alleghe(ly ; Baldwin . ; Coa5t Guard; C. W. but wrapped up the Mid-Ohio alcGbol abule jl'llblemlln thll area. 'l11la II what the 0.V.F.lA unW they can arrange for W811acf! Post i Evansville, Leb~non Conference championship au aboUt."'\" Ohio v~ hllllwlblp, Jim Cleland, President; their future. Valley ; Lawrence, Millsaps; Randolph -Macon ; ShiP · Friday night with a 2f-14 win · R11n Ooart, Commumty Relatilllll Advllor, Recine, Ohio Boll: The refugees said they pensburg S tate. Towson over North Union. The Eagles . . .771. . were well treated during State . (7-0-1 overall) need only a '75 Steelers· stronger--Brown . ' Nine Americans leave Vietnam l.ames roles I .. what Brown recalla that in Pittsburgh's final two "Important" games last year (the conference championship and SUper Bowl games) "their defense gaw up only 82 yards. "Sixty-two yards," a wide_eyed BfO'!R repeeted slowly. "That's a combined total. "I think Plttaburgh Is even stronger than last year. They've got the same atartlng defense, and now even bave a top draft choice (Dave Brown out of Michigan) to back up the defensive backs. "And they didn't have room· to add too many people," notea Brown. '\They have sp many strengths you don't know where to start, but they're generally credited with same, but revers~d TEAM Athans Gallipolis Ironton Jackson Loa an Melgs Waverly Wellston · victory over wln1eas Car· dlngton Friday night to cop the crO'!R. Keith MaiM, a 2~und senior taclde; kick~ a 48yard . field goal with seven seconds· remaining Friday night to ~w Medina a 17·15 victory over PREVIOUSLY '-· With. un beaten Avon La""· only two minutes left In the game, Avon Lake's Doug Cofleyhadldeklida :&a-yarder to give his team a l&-141ead. Qutnny Clrter took a 1&yard touchdown pus from Mike Wrlg)lt with two seconds remaining Friday night and then kicked the extra point to lliw Wellnllle a 7_. win ov.- JelfeiJIIIl Union. WelllyUle Is now 7-1. ..1 . _ ...1." Kent Becll 'a .. ·~.,. yards In 38 carrlea and three touchdowna j1l8l enough to 111'\'e Archbold a 34-33 victory over Montpelier Friday "'""t Beck who had "'·" " ' ' touclidown runa of 14 and Ill yards, a1ao '-d a ~ fiCOI'Ing pua.' ~ifontpeller's Jim Buldaa gained 214 yards In 17 carrlea aud had touchdO'!R runa oU7 and S6 yards. With Steve JenklniiCOI'Ing four touchdOWIIII, St. Parla Graham cllilched at leut a share ol the Tlree Rlwra Confer111ce t!Ue Friday nlgbt with a 40-0 vicliry over Covlnllton. Jenklna caught a were T. RUSH . ..T, P.A$_$, . I!I,~T.OfF .. ~~T OEF TEAM Yds. Avt. Yds. Avg. Yds. Avt. Yuo. Avg. Athens 840 168.0 m 51.4 1132 226 .~ 905 111.0 ' Gallipolis 707 uu .us 89.0 1152 730.4 1187 237.4 ' Ironton 651 130.2 289 ·57.8 9,j() 188.0 883 176.6 : Jackson 1165 233.0 425 85.0 1590 31S.O 1159 231.8 ' pelroftoucbdown~and had IICOI'ing r:uns of 40 and 70 yards. Graham Is a-o overall · • Maulllon's rugged defenee, which blanked No.3 Warren llllrdq 17~ Friday "'""t, Is led by the brothers ,..,., Grluard- Tom, a leiKor, and Anthony, a junior. Tlgen · defenders have given up~..,. 22 points all year, eight each to Upper Arlington and Cleveland 'Benedictine and 8b: to Nordonla on a ~ of field goals, -•D ...u Hlab~=~o;aeo:!: Olal AM football ra"R-. "'"'" St. Edward, which took ov.-thetopfrom Moeller Jut Inched a couple more ........ .-..-d ...... ___,_ and """"" .. ,_ w110 ....., now hGlda 1 11111'1111 OVII' the Ouadlra. Mtlnwhlle, Wyoming, wlllch--.bbedtheleadln •• r ftA ... 1Nik, pat alii IIIJiilht INtwwa .... __, ..,_,n -·---.Alina St.~- Mary, IIIIOiwltutlllaei sq thllr '11nl place -lib tnm 10 to • ........ Qrmlrd ......_ ,....... ,_, H.- IWPII-I In tldnl wllb 1n With New Laiallon motile Into conlllltlon In fourth at 1•. · Ia Cia. A, Clnal Windteatatcl8imedtheNo.1.fll- tbe r-th lllralcht ...t:, illliDaP tbe lnillnl' lead .,..Newari!Cabtllcallpped to 11 palata, Wamalllrdllw, No. 31ut . . . 11 a.. AM, loll 17-4 . lo UIIIDik'Ginlnll Maealllon. '"'*• I.,.... Others In the AAA top ten Sixth, Colerain, ninth and . are Findlay, up one spot to ,Fremont Roas, tenth. By SAM FOGG barred llhowlng any game third, Newark In fourth, East Ironton took over fifth In UPI Sports wrtter Into a home team's area. Uverpoolln fifth, ZaneevWe, AA this week, followed by WASIDNGTON (UPI) Ror.elle oppoeed even a urn'] ,_:d London, Cl.rclevllle, Commlasloner Pete Rozelle temporary ertenllion of the _r · /5 I H.lo - - 'e 0 Wheelersburg, Poland and told Congress today the ban law II 11181eated by pro s coLUMBUS 1u PI 1 _ The 9 Poland (7 . 11 Delta making Its first top ten on television blackollll hae hockey and bukeiball 6 weeki~ Unlttd Press In - IOIDelta!17 ·0·1l •J appearance with a 7-0-1 coat ' footbaU team ownera· ljlokeamlinWedneeday. ltrnollonol Ohio Hlgh S~hool Second ten: 11. (tie) k $9mlllklnln the Rorelle llid 1975 hae had 1 ~.~~~:s ~~'"c~~~~r:~.,':o::,~~~ ~se!~~~~ ~~~.sc:,~':,~, d.Lstant third 1n Class A and ~~nal: "'~ the feweat 101d ~ pmea "panrdenwlhoense·slol'.· ' records In 37' \•. Oberlin !1l 26 ; 15. behind Winchester and erode fan and financial lllncelf/Oandthatbelorethe Genoa 13 ; 16. Cllol St . Marys • _...., "the trend 'roam Closs AAA Pts Memorial end Rldgewood, 20 Newark CathoDe Is ~q~porj In the future. law wu ,_.. 1. Lakewood s1. Ed . , 13 8 01 ~rrc~~~h 1 ~_r'jJ~;.,~·;r~;0 1 Loudonville with 128 points. Ro1elle, in a prepared wu In · the oppllllite dirac280 Cllel Cedl z. Cleveland Roclllord Parkway Ia fourth, statement for a House tion." he lllld the law wu 2. Cln. Moeller (9 B·Ol 26< . oenedlcllno ond Woshlnglon followed In order by CommerCe subcommittee erodlnC IIMiqllllckel Illes, J. Flnd)e~ (6 8-0) . 204 Court House , u each . ' ' Newark 11 8-0l 159 Olhors with len or more Arllnglon, Burton Berkahlre, hearing said that National and, "Ill IIIIIIY NFL cltlel, Ui;~~:r~~:Wo1. ,~ Ol IT!~'~L s~~~~~r~r~~.:.·~~~ Bluffton, Lelpllc, Carey and Football League aeaaon faN- waiting to 1M If the 7. wer. Hard. l7 -·ll 11 wood, Upper sandusky. Ridgemont. ticket sales are down over pmll wiD be 101d GUt and a. Monlll0fll6·1·1l 71 Elyria Catholic ond Top game cin the IChedule tll.4 million for IJie 1'",. and locally teMIIed." 9. Coler• In (1 1 · 0~ 51111 Wellsville . .,,,. -'-1 10. Fromonl Ronl6·1·1l 53 this week finds No.4 Newark 19'15 aeuons. ''Together with He cballetWed IJie .F...... Soc••• ton: 11. Canton clouA (AAA) boating No . a the '-tin ....... -~ 'communications ComMcKinlty (I) SO ; 12. Norlh Tum Pt1 ...--·- ,...,..._ Conlon Hoover •2 ; 13. 1. Cono1Winc . l9 1-0l 179 Zaneavllle with the winner saleeand ... radlorllbll the million report that bad :;11 1~~~~n 31~ 2 '15 . 1 ~ilo~Pt:r ~: ~::.::-:v~~;~,~~:;ol tbe Ukely Central Ohio memberclubehaw...ined weather and poor team ttrlna Fairmont WHt (]land ' · Rock. Parkway 12 7-0-\l League champion. loasee of more than •• · performanee, not telefiled Gahan no lincoln, 2hoch; 17 . 103 In otber .,.mea tb11 week million." 11me1, bave been tile Mlddlllown 21 ; 11. Lencoslor S. ArJington C7·D·Il 9S •19; 19. Kettering Altor.16; 20. 6. Burton Berkshire 13 B-Ol involvln& the top-rated · IUilelle wu waslnl an . determlnlnl factor In "no ~~~e:::• ~~~;, len pr more 7_Blulflon 11) 7. 1 :: teams, St. Edwardl meets uphUI fight agalnat 1 bUl 11how1" and tbat nonpoints ' c,nlorvlllo, Toledo e. lolps,lc 17 ·0· 1~ 63 Cleveland St. Joeeph, ¥oeller propoled by Rep. Torbert lllt-Miaw» hal liad 1ltUe Sl. John's , Greensburg t . Corey 17-ll 61 goes !IPinst Cincinnati MacDonald, • ,...a 11 ,, economic hii*C 1llilon. Groen. Columbus Norlhlond 10. Ridgemont 11 6-0-1) 60 "1"1' end Lakewood . 5ocond!en : 11 . Middletown ltoger Bacon, Wyoming chalnnanofthelllbcomlttae, Reuldthaltharebubeat ClausAA ~~~c~;i~ •• ~1~ 1 " 01 r~ '<il ~l; ta"llll! with Green HUla, St• . to make pel'llllllent 1J1e ben . • clecreewii!IO,mTum ~~~ 13. Ollawo Hills m 21 ; u . VIncent playa Barberton, on any pro 1p011a 1eque llcllet IIlii alnee ltn and ~: ~:.0St'. 1 CYn~.f;0 ) . 1) 1.!~~\pe~!~·~~d A~~~i~~~~r. Holy Name battleaCleveland prohlbltlncloealshowlnaof• that: "Pifty-llve 1*- ol 3. Clov. Holy Nomel6 7-0l southern. 19 each ; 11. lisbon Cenlrlll Catholic, Canal game sold out In aclvanct, the total deerftM lliiiiW 177 Andorson Ill 18 ; 11 . Winchester hoala Amanda ThetlneJI!II'II')'GUtolthe from teaJIII wbo bad 01 1 ; : ~o~f:.;::: r'~~~~~~~?u~ ~~~d~rv~ 1 1~"'f3n Clearcreek and Newark law ends Dec. 31. Before It re11ularly tele•lled their 6. London It 1-0l 106 o•nors wilh •en or more Cetholk: ,entertains Ucking went on the boob, the NFL home pmll d1K'Inl the 11'13 ~: ~~~~~~~-~~~~u 71~)0 ) :~ ~~~.~·~~ Co ldwell and Auckoye He(Rhts. and lrt4 111101111." The · defeat dropped the Panther• to seventh while Maulllon jumped from lath to eighth. ,.,,..,.;,.ma g W; rn: :.e:_ lt m m m H:i 'I ' 1/l ~~~ ~~~~ ~m ~ ~:g 1 ~! ~~:~ :~~ ~~:~ : 307 6U 278 55.6 sss m.o 1373 m.o · . 1029 205.8 2A4 -18.8 1273 25-4.6 m 151.8 waverly Wellston INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Ydl Car Avv. Davis, J 653 131 4.9 !:!opppelers",'wLel 525 79 6.7 n. ol91 66 7.4 Quolls, M m 11 5.1 Pennell, A 385 15 4.5 · PASSING Cmp.AI I Ydl TD Johnson, G 32·57 e .us 5 Conroy, J 27-!ill o 425 4 Thompson. wav. Smith, L ~~:~ ~ ~~ Anderson, M 18·65 4 221 PUNTING 110 or morel Ydl No. AV11. K bel I -9 20 36 5 ~/:n 1 tier. L 37, 11 :u:s Dailey, wa 762 . 24 31.8 Patton, We 591 19 31.1 Gr-, A 507 18 21.2 . OOUJMBU&(UPI)- With onJ.y two l'tlllllmng, LalleiiGOd St. 1!ldnrd and Qaclnnatl Moeller ap-· pannd)' are .,q richt dO'!R to till win Ia their battle for lbiNo.1apotlntheUIIIted Pre I I TEAM STA.TISTtCS 15 GAMES) FIRSTDOWNS PASSING PlAYS · T AVO OP AVO CP-AT INT T OP ~ 10.8 .. '-6 • 17-55 5 263 2.56 ' 53 10.6 53 10,6 '32-57 8 257 271 .., 8.6 52 10.4 15-26 0 225 2.13 ; 85 17.0 61 12.2 27-50 0 299 263 62 12.4 60 12.0 21·46 8 210 286 ' .u S.8 62 12.4 1S-<17 4 2$.< 268 : . 39 7.S 62 12.4 21-81 3 253 231 ' 63 12.6 oiS 0.0 13-25 4 237 240 • P.oples, Wei Conroy, J Wilson, G Pennell, A Chonko, A Noorrt1W , J Brown, I Quails, M 5 4 4 A A 3 3 3 3 33 28 28 0 24 0 24 6 24 A 22 2 20 ; 4 U ' 5.6 5.6 4.8 A.8 u · H • 4.0 $Y~c;s~ORING Name, T TD Pat Pis Ava Preston, KC 11 0 66 11 .0 ·, Lucas, KC 3 20 41 6.8 · Eichinger, E 4 6 33 6.6 ; .Smllh,_Kt.... S 0 'S/ 6,0. logan, NG 4 If 24 U ~ Spencer, NG 3 6 24 4.8 Boso. Sou 4 4 21 4.7 ' Runjon, NG .3 2 20 4.0 , ~E~~:.IJNG N~4 ~ T~ McClure. Eas 3 2 20 4.0 Soutllw 3 2 20 4 o Wilson, G u 211 3 Lewis. UPCOMING SCHEDULE ' -'l Hubbard. L 14 2-15 1 FRIDAY Saunders, G 14 188 2 s. Thomas, wa 13 147 1 Jackson.at SEOAL KO RETURNS Yds No. TD Gallipolis atAthens Waverly Davis, J 274 7 2 Ironton at Meigs ~~:;~ ~~ 1 ~ g Wellston ot logan Peppers, L 1?2 9 o Alexander atTVC Belpre Mink, G 150 I 0 Federal Hocking at Warren PUNTRET~=~Ao. TD Local County at NelsonvilleMagnotta. M loiS 12 o · VInton York Wilson. G. 70 7 1 SVAC Hubbard, L ol9 I o North Gall Ia at Eastern CrO<krell, I 39 2 0 ~ymmes B. Thomas, 1 36 1 o frace Valley at HannanINTERCEPTIONS Southern at Southwestern No. Ydl TO '• · Others Crawford, 12 o Trimble at Miller Wllson,G J •~ ·66 0 Parkersburg · ot Point Davenport, M 2 39 o Pleasant ' Peppers. L 2 18 o FRIDAY !Nov. 71 Stewart, M 2 2 o SEOAL ' OVERALL SCORING Athens at Waverly Name, T . TO Pal I'll Av Wellston at Gallipolis DaYioJL 19 10 124 lS.t Logan at Ironton Gmlirs, A 10 17 IJ6 1o:S Melgs at Ja~kson · TYC ~:: ~. :~ ~~ Heltonville-York at· Echstenkompor, Alexander Trl 10 7 67 1.4 Belpre at Warren Local Peppers, L 11 0 66 1.3 Ollllrs Doney, Mil 11 0 66 8.3 Federal Hocking at Trlmbte• lucas, KC 5 21 61 7.6 Fairland at Vinton County Quails, M 8 I .56 7.0 Southern at Caldwell Sullivan, NY 8 4 52 6.6 Hannan, W. ·va. at Symmes Logan, NG 8 4 52 6.5 Valley ' · . ~E.Q,.L SCORING , _ . Mlller at Point Valley · Name, T TO Pat Pis Ava Wahama at Sistersville Davis, J 12 1 10 16.9 SATURDAY(Nov.l) Peppers, L 7 o 42 8.4 Eastern at Fronller ,g ::: COLUMBUS IUPI) - This wook'S OhiO Hlgh SChOOl Athlellc Anoclallon com . puterlud football rat ings , Including polnl totolo: ClASS AAA ( Rtglon ll 1. Lakewood St . Edward , IJUS; 2. Avon Uko, 91.50. 1Roglon 2) 1. Findlay, 99 .00 ; 2. Gahanna lincoln. 95.50. 1. ( Rttlan J) 116.50; Newark, 2. Massillon, 106.07; 3. East Liverpool, 103.00; ;, Greensburg Green. 100.00; s. North Canton Hoover, '99.42 ; I. ·_ ·Sport Parade Pro Buketball Roundup By RICHARD L. SllOOK , I I! '· -' . •' UPI Sports Writer The plan ~as to make A ''" Kareem Abdui.Jabbar chase By MILTON RICHMAN UPI S\lorts Bob Lanier for a change. It . Edllor .. worked. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill Mallory's job Is his life and that's Lanier and the Pistons, not uncommOn IUJlODg football coaChes. their fast-break offense Bill Mallory .has bee" coaching for 18 years·, ever since corning out of high IChitOI fOO for the la!!t two y.ears he has been working like an alternating currlmi, jolted Abdul.Jabbar heaa coaCh of the UniverSity of Colorado' BUffaloes. '' • U you ask him what he 'believes In most, Bill Mallory, a and the l.Als Angeles Lakers, 112-99, Wednesday night in rugged~(l()klng, 39-yeat-old Glendale, W.Va., native who spent Detroit's season-<>pener at most of his coaching career In Ohio, will tell you "my young hpme. · men n Lanier put in a whopping 41 Bill Miillqcy wW te~ you that deiiJlile what happened to him points against AbduiWednesday when U\e Diother of one bi hi~ former players filed a $45,000 lawsUit aplhst" f.llano,.Y fllr' "a<!custng lier of Jabbar's 30 and both had 16 "babying" her son and keeping hbn tied to -her "apron rebounds. 1 . ·" . strings." The lady .malting ~ charge Is Mrs. Marietta Stevens, and !lie sa>"' It all hllppened when she· and her husband, ~bert , met With BW MallorY June 3 tp discuss why· their SO!), Steven Grllfln, a middle guard, had been dismissed from the team the week before.' . . . When BW Mallory apoke with me from his office In Boulder, Colo., Wednesday, he dldn 't try to overwhelm me with facts supporilng his aide of .the story: On the conttary, he provided me with me both sides, and after talking 'IVith him ~ I came away feeling Mallory hadn!t crowded Steven Griffin at all, but Big ·reo Football RotindUp had glveri him an ampleportion of the field to operate on. · CHICAGO ( UPI) - It may •:No one has·any more lntere&\ In his yollllg men than I do," sound ridiculous, Indiana sal~ Bill Mallory, "but at the sanie time I expect them to abide Coach Lee Corso says, but his and apply by certain things. I want them to go to class and Hoosiers are going .to work toward an education, a degree. On the field, I expect ColUI!lbus Saturday shooting them to play hard, but clean. Off the field I expect them to far a victory against Inconduct themselves like gentlemen. Don't get me wrong; I'm vincible Ohio Stste. not trying to run a prlsop. Th8l'~not my way of doing thlr\gs. "We are going over there l'vegotalotoffineyoungmenl'dcrawlmUesfor,andwhomi with the Idea of winning, no think the.world of, but I don't think I should have to spend all nuilter how ridiculous that my time baby.fiitling them. . may sound to laliB who don't "In _this young man's case, I sbnply got tired of chasing him ' know our aquad and •how we around. He was on- the team last year and ' we had some · think " ·Corso said. "I know dealings. Was lie a 'baby?' We,U; I don't' care to get Into that no o~e In the Big Ten has Maybe someplace else someone e1ee might condone the things scored a toilchdown on them he did, but every morning when I get up, I have to look at but that should add some · myself In the mirror and there would be no way I i:ould ertra Incentive to our ofanymore If I had simply let things go the way they had been." fense. •• Question: Had Bill Mallory given the Griffin boy any specific "We have to do some ef. reason for his disnlssal from the team? fectlve num1ng to get our The Colorado coach. laughed. passing going. We want to try "He got a Iotta reasons,-1' said Bill MallorY. only the high percentage pass Inhersult,theplayer'•motherchargedsheandherhusband because we want to keep the were "physically and verbally Intimidated" by Bill Mallory, clock running." He said the but he denied that. only way to cope with the "I wlis firm," BUl Mallory said. "I told her the way I felt and Buckeyes' offense ·was to didn't mince worda,l)ut at no tlrne was there any vulgarity or contain it and hope they don't any physical action lnwlwd." · · · erecute as well as In prevloua Many athletes, professional as .well as amateur, show obvto111 a1gna of being balilec!, even be~ spbiled unbearably, by ga:!esti on cue .from eorao. their parents during their formative years, and then what do Ohio state coach Woody you think l)appena? Thetr 'coaches or mahagers Inherit the Hayes erp-eued displeasure p-oblem, and nert thing you know you hear the athlete calling with his aquad's offensive his coach or manager some kind of monster or tyrant. Rarely practice Wednelday. Is the athlete aware of It, but the person he's actually reacting "We didn't do well on the to hls mother or lath~. . offensive work," he said. No wonder Bill Mallory Is tired of "baby-altting" for other Wisconsin's football team peoWe'akldf;HeliQ'lllteOIIIYonebyany~s. .went through what· •Coach My mother and lather never believed In baby-sitters. They . John Jardine called a "hotalways saI ""'th "' me themae1Yea. 1 never co uld fi gure out why cold practice" Wednesday In all other fathers and ~others didn't do the same thing. preparation for their game against third-ranked IWnols. The only Badgers who were doubtful starters for the game were tsckle Karel 1 , ... • ' Sehllkspler and middle guard St. LCiul$ " 142 Amerlcarr Basketbltt 8 Kansas City J 4 1 7 AI Minter. Anoclatlan Staridlngs 3 6 1 ; ly United Prtn lnftrmltlonal Vancouver Dlinols got help to counter M innesota 2 1 o l!ut Wisconsin's strong point-Its Norris Division W. ~- Pet. G.B. W. l . T. Pt1 rushing game-since Ntw York 3 I .!SO Los Angeles 7 4 o 14 Kentucky 2 I .667 ll 6 2 2 14 defensive tackle Mike Waller St. Louis 2 2 .SOO I Montreal 4 1 1 9 returned to practice. Waller Vlrg inii!l 0 • .000 3 Plltsburgh Detroit 1 7 J s West 1 9 1 3 suffered a strained knee W.. L. Pel. G.B. wash fnglon Adams Division Denver 3 0 I .000 ligament against Michigan Indiana 3 1 .750 1~ W. l. T. Pis State and· hadn't worked out B 1 o 16 San Antonio 2 2 .SOO 11 , Buffaro S 3 1 11 this week. San Diego 1 3 .250 2 12 Toronto 3 3 2 8 Coilch Bob Blackman said Utllh 0 2 · .000 , 21 2 Bosron C~lllorn l o 35 2 8 . . Wedntsdav's Results · Wednesdar,•s Results Denver 122 Utah 117 the Dllnl would have to Toronto 3 Buffa o 2 lndlono 105 Son Diego 100 Chi cago 2 Montreal 1 New York 112 Son Antonio 99 prevent ,Wisconsin from . Sr. louis tO• Vlrylnlo 100 lovl) Detroit 6 Californ ia 4 controlling the ball Saturday NY Rangers 3 St. Louts 1 Thursday s Game · and thought \he Badger Mi nnesota 2 Kansas Cl!v o San Diego at San Af1,1dn lo Thursday's Games tackles; John Reimer and World H o c k e y· Anoclation St. t ouis at Boston . Dennis Uck, were the "best 1 Vancouver at Buffalo 1 Standln;s pair In the country. Toronto at Philaeletph la Bv United Pren International STANDINGS East 3, .•,, Phoenix Son Dleoo Winnipeg Qui!bec Edmon ton Toronto I. ~8_.J9;J, )'{lllla'I!Jl!ur~ .~s . so.!> ·11 6. Canton McKinley, 97.00; 1. Calgary •v N. - 4 4 0 .2 • 3 • 1 t 0 0 8 1 7 6 • L. T. PIS 6 2. 0 12 5 J 0 1 10 6 1 2 4 1 4 2 s. o 9 s 4 Wedntldly's R:esulh Ca,oary J Cleveland 1 New England • Qu,bec 2 Clnclnr'!ati 6 Minnesota 4 ThurSday's Games Clnclnnetlol Winnipeg Calgary at Indianapolis · Phoenix at Denver Houston at San Diego ,. National Hockey L~a,we .1 1 Akron Eliot , 85.1;; 1. 'rei THI .DIVOTii ZOnesvllle, 1<.50; t. . INTI STO, Tallmadge, •83.101 10. · MI.IOI-M~ ON' AIIIlA • Youngstown Cerdln•l \ CHIIniR L. TANNIHill' Mooney, 12.50. ' • 111c.u. · I RttloR 41 ' IIOIIRT HOI'LICH I. Clncln~atl Moelltr, · City ldlter · 111.92; 1. Coltrain, 114.71. · 1'i>bllshtd dillY uctpt Slturdoy by Tht Ohio Vtlle ClASS AA ' Publlsn1na company, 11 (Region II Court St., Pomeroy, Ohl t. Cleveland Holy Nemo, 112.19; 2. /),krori St. VIncent . A57 ... Butlnfts OffiCI Phon 992-2156. Elltorlll Phont "2 St. Mery, 96.66. 2157. ' . I iltgl<ln 61 St~ Cllll I!OSIIDt Plld I. Lime Central Catt'lollc, II Pomtf'Oy, ONto. 66.U; 2. Dublin, 61.!10. • N11lonal Uvtrtlslng ( Rogl<ln 71 IPrfuntotlvt Wtrd . t. Ironton, 10.00; 1. Ntw Griff th ComDiny, Inc ., Lulngton. 71.00; 3. Btlltlrt. Bottlntlll & GllltDhll' Dlv .. 60.10; <. Merllnl Ferry, St.oo:• 7N57YThlrd Avt., N.,. York, ~Maysville, 52.00: 6. . . 100171 Jackson, <1.50; 7. Wellsvlllt• lubscr ptlon rates : 41.00 ; I. Cldlt, 47.30; 9. Dtllvtrtcl clrrllr whore McConnelsville Ntotaan. tVIllllll' 75 Ctnll Pit' WMk. ;7.00; 10. Whttltraburg, By 1Mo or Route whore trr •orvld not 46.21. VIlla , ... Ollt """'"''· IU5. I Region II y ma Iii OhiO lnd w. Va .. I. london, 71.&1 ; 2. nt Ytlr 112.011 llx Madtlra, 77.64. entht. '11.501 • Three CLAIIA onlhl, 17 .tO. llttwhen ( llttlORII U.tO rear. 1111. months I. Burton 8trkshlrt, 53.00; lUOr lllrtl ·monllls, 17.50. 2. Loudonville, 49.50. Ubscrlptlon price lnfludft unday Tlmft-$tnllnt . 6 • W. L. T. Pts 3 Milinesota 3 Denver .3 2 Houston Canadian W. 1. Newark Colhollc, 61.50> 2. Albonv Alexander. 56.42; 3, Bellaire St. John. <4.71 ; 4. Tuscarawas Catholic , 31.501' 5. Proctorville Falrllnd,· 31.21 ; 6. Chesapeake, 35.00; 7 ~ Coldwell, 33 .92; 8. Crooksville, 33.57 ; 9. Now• · IRog!on 12) , Mlddltlown Fenwick , 3 0 2 3 0 ~est .;~ Matamoras Frontier, 32.00 ;10. Beallsville, 30.11. ~ s lndlonopol ls Cleveland ·f ( Rttlon 11) W. l . T. PIS 5 2 .0 10 s 2 0 10 Clnclnnall New England : I StandintJ IV Unit•CI Press International Patrick Dlvls•on ' '; r PhiiOdOII)hla W: L. T. . , 6.. 1 2 : NYislanders , .,., s , ., ' 4 1 NY Rangers 1 Aflenta • '' ' s 3' 5 Smythe Division hlce o Pt~ 1 t~ .. ... ,. 1 1' 9 1 w~ L. T. Pts two steaisand three rebounds in the final three minutes as , the Nuggets pulled out the victory in a game plagued by a record 83 personal fouls. Officials Jack Madden and Mark Schlafman also called six technicals on the Denver coaching staff. Issei finished with 24 points and 12 Febounds while rookie David ThompsOn had 28 points. Spirits 104 Squires 100 The Spirits broke out of a 92-92 tie at the end of regulation time as Rudy Hackett arid Gus Gerard scored four -points each in overtime to down th·e Squires at Hampton, Va. •· Dan Buffington, Meigs Marauder fullback. Dan is~ junior fullback who stands five feet, eight Inches tall and weighs 150 lba. He Is the son of Mrs. Ruth Buffington and lives on New Sireet In Pomeroy. . a . 1 BradShaw remaillS · Silent . PI'ITSBURGH (UPI) Quarterback Terry Bradshaw Isn't saying much about the upcoming game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals. · "I ·,jus~ want to play · 'em,'' the Steeler quarterbark said "I don't want to talk about them. It's going to be a -good game and It's an Important one. I just want to . Play it." Bradshaw has been limping in practice most of the week beca1198 of a strained knee he suffered In the 111-13 wln over Green Bay last Sunday. He wufllppedheadoverheelsin a lruiSing tackle near the end of Ute game and had to be helped off the field. Bradshaw and four other players saw lumted duty In Wednesday's p-actlce In a steady rain. The other Injured players are ninnlng back Franco Harris, wide . receivers Frank Lewis and he's hopeful he'll be able to start against the Bengals Sunday when they clash hefore a seno~t crowd at Riverfront Stadiwn. Cincinnati holds a one game lead over the Steelel'll and the Houston OUers in the AFC ~ntral Division. In a related matter1 Bradshaw confirmed he and skater Jo Jo Starbuck of the Ice Capades were planning to get married. However, Bradshaw said no date had been set for the wedding. Reds promote 3 young pitchers ' 1 REMODELING . . Already ·sporting four Iionton club has been winlosses, the Meigs Marauders . ning the last three weeks, but could consider the season a just winning. "winning one" by bursting Against Jackson three the balloon of the nwnber 6 weeks ago, the Tigers held on team in the state AA 1o win 18-16. Then came a rankings. · narrow 6-0 victory over This Friday, the Ironton Waverly, followed by last Tigers bring their winning week's thriller over Athens, ways to Pomeroy already 14-13. It would certainly atop the SEOAL standings. A appear that Ironton could be victory for Coach Bob Lutz's prbne for the major upset of defending league .champs the 1975 season. would guarantee aUeast a tie Most of the offensive show for the 1975 grid title .. One for the Tigers centers around interesting · note concerning junior quarterback. Mike the mighty Tigers is that with Brown and fullback Jeff 30 straight triwnphs, none of Krihel, a 195-pc)und bruising the present Tiger players senior. None of the Ironton have ever played in a losing players Is In the top five of varsity league game . The all- any of the league's·offensive time loop record covers a categories. live-year span . The M11raudera are stU! This year could well be being led by the hard running different if the Marauder senior Terry Qualls. The defense can. ~lne as it did speedy senior taUback now two weeks ago against the ranks fourth in league l.Algan Chieftains. The rushing with 411 yards in 71 carries. Defensively, the Marauders may be in some OpJHJSes trouble depending on middle guard Stan Starcher's as availability. Starcher was injured In last Friday's NL DH rule meet ends DORADO, P.R. (UPI) The National and American Leagues stayed on their separate paths on the designated hitler rule. Wednesday, the last day of a three-day meeting of the general managers from both leagues, the American League, which has been UBing the designated hitter for the last three seasons, voted to stay with it, while the National League said It would stay' with the tradltonal rule of pitchers batting for themselves. Kuhn took a neutral position on the issue but did urge the leagues to adopt the same practice. Jim Toomey , the vicell'esident of the St. Louis Cardinals who served as spokesman for the gathering, said that the general managers were all agreed that it would be better to have the same rule apply to both leagues, but .neither league · appeared re·ady to give In. Toomey said that much of the three-day meeting was devoted to discussing possible recommendations to be made at the major leagues' winter meetings at Hollywood, Fla, in December. Toomey, however, declined to reveal the contents of the recommendations, which m118lllrst be taken up with the league . p-esidentsand other officials. Toomey said -one subject which was discussed, but not given any finn recommendation, was the possibility of extending the league playoffs from the current beat-of-live series to a best-of-seven. ' REGULAR TREAD RECAPS , 2 'or 23 . ,0 ·vALLEY LUMBER&· SUPPLY CO. · · · , over Ironton eleven CINCINNATI (UPI) Three young pitchers were p-omoted to a major league roster for the first time today as the World Champion Cincinnati Reds made a series of player moYes to bring their winter roster to John StaUworth and defen- the lull complement of 40 sive tackle Marv Kellwn. players. Bradshaw admits his knee The Reds acquired the Is still very sore but he says · contracts oii.Alrln Grow, a 22Washington at Kansas City Pittsburgh at Los Angeles "That's our main con- Entries are year-old l~fthander from cern," Blackman said. Orem, Utah, ·and Raul Purdue worked on both 'being accepted Ferreyra, a 20-year-old N1tion11 811kttb1ll Anucllflon , St1nc11ngs · offense and defense in righthander from the YOUNtiSTOWN, Ohio &v United Preu tntern1t1ona1 Dominican Republic, from preparation for Its bout with (UPI) _ The Ohio State E!11tern Conference Atlantic Division their lndlanapolla farm team. Mlchlgan ~State; Which has Bowling Asaoclatlon is acW.. L.. .Pel. G.B. The Reds also bought the l!i!aten Pur<ille live straight ceptlng entries lor the 72nd Bo!IOn ,2 0 1.000 Buffalo 2 0 1.000 contract of Manuel Sartimes: · annual Handicap TourPhll&delphlo • 1 o 1.000 ~ New York I 3 '.2SD 2 "Michlgan Sll!te Is a fast 1 nament to be held from Feb. miento, a 21-year-old Centrll Division · and ertrernely strong team 21 through May 9 in Mans-. righthander from Vene"ruela, W.. l .. Pel. G.B. defeJIBively," Purdue Coach field. , from their Three Rivers fann wash ington I 0 1.000 New prltans 3 1 .750 . team. Alex Agase said. Richard RU ta Atlan ta 1 1 .SOO ' 2 Northwestern senior defeney, secre ryThe contract of pitcher Houston 0 2 1000 11 2 treasurer of the association, Cleveland 0 1:. 2 .000 P 2 sive ta~e Darryl Brandford said the team event will be Dave Overstreet was · . Western Conference assigned ·outright to Inwill get hla first startln~ rolled at VUlage Lanes In ' Midwest OlvbiDf'l W.. L. Pet. G.B. assignment · of ' the sea9011 Mansfield with doubles and dianapolis. Chicago 2 1. .667 The Reds earlier recalled against host Iowa In its· llingles set for Park Lanes. Detroit 2 1 .6&7 Kansas c tty 0 1 ;000 .11 2 Homecoming game. Brandthe contracts of optioned The tournament was exMilwllukee 0 2 .000 11 2 players Santo Alcala, Tom ford, a &-loot_., ~der, peeled to have piize In excess Pacific Division W.. L. . Pet. G.S. wMill rseplacke lopho!l)ore . of $80,000. Cerroll, Tom Hwne, Larry Seattle . , 3 1 .750 Payne, Mac Scarce, Pat arty zosta , WhO suffered List year's tournament In Qolden State 2 2 _.500 Los Angelo• 1 2. 2 .soo. Zachry, Don Werner, Ray a back lnjuey In last week's Canton drew a record 1,562 1 Phoen ix , .1 .soo Knight, Dave Revering, l los& to Wlaconaln. Brandford teslll8. The purse was $83,786. Por nand 0 3 .000 has been .plagued,,by lnjurie~ h .Wednesdly's Ri!sutts Arturo DeFreites , . Tom se~llle-'12 " ansas City 91 during his , career and Is BEULAH Spencer and Joel YoungDetroit 11~ Los Angel!s 99 currently playing -out an GROVE CITY, Ohio (UP!) blood. BoSion Ill Golden Slole 106 Ttlursd1y'1 Gamn ertra year of 'eligibility. - Midas Touch took the lead Chicago at Cleveland Michigsri Coach Bo Sehem· on · the final turn and drew Kanses Ci 'Y at New Yor k . bechler Ia getting his un- away In the stretch to defeat , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. ~at8fl Wolverines ready for Wapping Street by seven and a -special offenslye threat, one-half lengths in the Tony Dungy, the Big Ten's (ea\ured$f,100eighthstarter leading passer at Mimesota. handicap race at Beulah NEE~· ·:Qungy's been throwing Park here Wednesday. the ball very well and is doing Isometric showed. -FULL UNEarr excellent job with The winner, ridden by · J' apri~touis," Sehembechler Vlrice Cla~k. covered the mile . PLUS RECAPPABLE CASINGS said Wednesd~y after sen. and three-qusrters in 3:02 1-5 ding Michigan's speciality arid returned S6.20, $3.80 and FREE MOUNTING and pass defense teams t3. · through extra drills .. "But I The loll daily do~ble think OW' secondary has been combination of Modern Bit Improving and I've been and Polley Premlwn was bnpressed with the way it's worth S335.40. ~~~ 1 :,.11111! '1'1/ 1l1 . Oli''' Middleport breaking on the qall over the A crowd of 3,675 wa~ered 'Jtllo last couple of games. $387,124. I Pacen 105 Salll 100 Billy Keller sank three three-poin l voals and Don Buse added two more and made loW' steals in the Pacers' triumph over the Sails. Keller and Billy Knight finished with 25 pointa each for the winners whUe Cald· well Jones had 25 for the Salls. . Nets 112 Spun 99 Julius Erving scored 39 points leading the Nets over · the SpW's. The Nets look the lead for good at 6:20 of the first period and led by six at the half and 14 at the end of three periods. Larry Kenon h&d 24 points for San Antonio. .. . Marauders eye upset hoping IRtglontol Corey, 48.00; 2. Otlowe' Hills, "That's about the best I've first quarter, opening a lli-)4 pOints in the closing minutes seen Lanier play," Laker edge into a 27-14 lead thai it gave the Celtic:! their second Coach ' Bill Sharman said. pretty much maintained the straight win and hand the "They 'changed ends' (went rest of the way. Warriors their second loss in The Boston ~Illes defeated from offense to defense) well fo~r games. Charlie Seott and their fast-break was the. Golden SUite Warriors scored 23 points for the good. They didn't look so good 1\5-106 and the Seattle Celtics and Rick Barry had 35 SUperSonics beat the Kansas for Golden State. at setting the haU up." "Bob and I went up to see City Kings 92-91 in other · Sonlcs 92 Kings 91 Milwaukee play Boston (two National Baske .t bali Rookie Bruce Seals' layup yeats ago in the playoffs) and Association games. in the final two seconds we Sl'W that's how BQSton . In the American Basketball . enabled the SuperSonicS to beat them. (Center Dave) Association It was St. l.Aluis beat the Kings at Kansas Cowens made Jabhar chlise 104 Virginia 100, Denver 122 City. Seals, who came off the him," eq'ach Ray Seott of th!i Utah 117, Indiana 105 San bench late _in the first period, Diego 100 and New York 112 led a lhird-<juarler SJlW'l with Pistons said. . 16 points: Nate Archibald Detroit used Its last-break San Antonio 99. scored 25 points for the Kings. to rattle off 12 successiYe Celtlcs lU Warriors 106 John Ha'o'llcek's eight Nuggets 122 Stars 117 points In a 2 : 4~ stretch of the Dan Issei had six points, Indiana ''· Computer ratings ••• ' Pistons jolt Lakers, 112.to 99 Today's ~ haying the strongest defense yet. . ;~ In football. "It's becOming extremely _ :~ "Their front four (Joe difficult to win' anywhere lly In '' ',1 Greene, Ernie Holmes, L.C. the NFL. It's bel:ome rea \" Greenwood and Dwight balanced. We j118l got by ~ White) is like a who's who of Atlanta (21-14ln the final two ~ profeeslonal f~tball. minutes last Sunday)." ~ "And on offense," ligures A3 for why Jill team Ia one ~· Brown, "Franco Harris and · of only two unbeaten clubs Teriy Bradshaw are two of (Minnesota is the other), the premier backs, In the Brown says "durability and game." versatility." '. Although both Harris and "We talked about and Bradshaw are nursing minor workEd toward thOIIIl goals II! Injuries, a Steelei-s official summer camp," he recalla. reported Wednesday thai . Brown figures Injuries de- ' both 'probably will start strayed a po!entlally great : Sunday and Brown says team last year, so this year · that's what he expected all he stresses conditionlnji and along as he mapped. his sometbnes tskes players out ' · defensive pme plan. of a game early "when I get a ' Brown contir.ues to funny feeling." · mlnlmire his team's perfect As for .''versatility," Brown 6-0 mark. made a lot of his decisilll.!l on "We've j118l slipped by wliat plsyers would malte the 10111e teslll8 by the skin of our -13-man roster by how many teeth," he says. "We don't positions they could play. feel we've had an easy one . us." Wyoming ups lead in AA race; ~o:·£ h=~ost Canal-Winchester A leader· :. owners dearly BJ GDIIl: CADDBII . .." . kidding anybody. We're not slipping up on them and they're not slipping up on . ,, GENERAL TIRE SALES disappointing loss at Wellslon. Marauder mento1· Charley Chancey hopes that Starcher will anchor the middle as per usual. ff not, some· reshuffling may be In order. ~ p-obable Uneupe for . Friday's contest are : · MEIGS MAR,AUDERS Pos. YR. wr, · PLAYER · TE 4 150 Mick Davenport LT__4 . 180 George Carper · l..G 4 180 JlmClark C 4 190 John Blake ' RG 3 140 Steve Plclleilll , RT 3 Ill Ray Wlllord SE 4 133 Bob Wllllamaon QB 4 165 Jbn Andenon m 4 t65 Terry Qualls WB 4 134 Mike Magnotta FB :i 150 Dan Buffington IRON !'ON nGERS Pos. YR. w·r. . PLAYER TE 4 160 BobTh0111111 LT 3 200 Gary Lowe l..G 3 170 Steve Collins C 4 150 · Greg Houston , RG 4 225 Ken FriiE RT 4 245 PhU Hleronlm0111 SE 3 ISs David Vaughn . QB 3 160 Mike BrO'!R . m 4 110 Bob Crockret WB 2 140 Juan~ , FB 4 195 Jell Kriebel 1 . . 'The Count' NL Rookie-of-Year NEW YORK (UPI) -John Montefw;co, a colorful 25year right-handed pitcher who is something of a throwback to Dizzy Dean, today was named · the National League's Rookie of Uie Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The 6-foot-1, IIJO.pounder from l.Alng Branch, N.J., beat catcher-outfielder Gary Carter of the Montreal Erpos by a 12-9 margin in voting by the BBWAA's committee of 24 writers. Larry Parrish of the Expos, Mamy Trillo of the Chicago Cube and Rawly 8astwick of the world champion Cincinnati Reds received one vote each. Montefusco, nicknamed "The Count" by his teammates, enjoyed a rare mQillent of hwnlllty when advised that he had won the award. "I don't want to kid around this tbne," said Montefusco, who during the season made such outrageow; predictions as that he would strike out Jjlhnny Bench lour times in a game or shut out a given team. "I was looking forward to it. ·This cape the whole season for me." Montefusco, whole p-edlctlons were greeted by teammates with the same tolerance of those of Dean with the old St. J,.ouls Cardinals, had a 1$-9 record and 215 strikeouts. · Montefusco's 215 strlkeouta missed tying the NL rookie record of 227 set by Hall of Farner Grover Cleveland Alexander of ' the Philadelphia PhiUies In 1911. Montefusco was a shortstop ' .In high school but was converted into a pitcher after the Giants signed him on the advice of scout Buddy Kerr following the tm draft. He had a ~2 record at Decatur In 1973, won I~ games In the minors in 1974 and won three games for the Giants after being called up late In the season. Montefusco pitched 244 Innings, had a 2.88 earned run average which was seventh best In the league and pitched lour shutouts. ..•••••••••••••••••1 HALLOWEEN DANCE 3 ·LIVE BANDS AT RUTlAND H. S. AUDITORIUM NOV. 1-9 to l A.M. 18 YRS. AND OLDER "B.Y.O." PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUME S2.00 SINGLE S3.00 COUPLES A NIGHT NOT TO MISS! SPONSORED BY MEIGS HIGH SOIOOl AWMNI ASSOCIATION I, ' \ �.J - Wo;;;,.,;;p~j~;J"·"""'""'f'G;;;;;i~~li";~"·=·l Rutland Club. installs officers • h"IIUWl' fJUrH-"UllU'I'U)', home . Mrs. Canaday and Mrs. Roy Snowden, co-hostess, served refreshments, · . Lou~:se McE!hmny and Mrs. ~; ;:;: Regma Swtfl were appointed i By Helen :uul Sut• llultd ;:;: Installation of new officers M a k i n g . f I 0 we r should be kept out of drafl.<t. For the Lowest to prepare c.ommunton fnr j ::: highlighted the Monday night arrangements for churches .. She said to be sure to.drai'n all Novem~r when the Loyal · New Slang Is "Basic" mee ting of the Ru.lland during the past month have gasoline ·from power Tire Prices Bereans Class met tuesday Ra Garden Club 'held at the home ~n Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs. equipment, to tidy up the : alohg lime, almost the only slang aroWJdwas '.'street'' of Mr. Robert Canaday. night at the Midd Ieport . pFor Nellie Va Ie .an d Mrs. garden by removing vines In the Area Church of Christ. or "dope" language. We're getting away from "Man ," Installed by Mrs ..Canaday Ca~aday. Mrs. Virgil Atkins and weeds, to mulch the Mem~rs signed cards for "hooked ""psyched out," "ripped off," etc. now, but has ally were Miss Ruby Diehl, and Miss Die hl provided leaves and put them around It's Susan Hartinger and Mrs. new sturf come up recenUy, or are we outgrowing slang? - president ; Mrs. Eugene arrangements for the trees and on the garden, and Donna Russell, both Ul, and lNTERESTED Atkins; vice-president; Mrs. Harrisllnville Presbyterian to remove all insec ticides or sang "Happy Birthday" to Ralph T11 rner, secretary, and Church last Sunday when the other chemicals from the Bob McElhinny and Dana Interested: Mrs. Roy Snowden , !25th anniversary was sprayer. Mrs. Erlewine and Mrs. Swift. Slang Isn't as popular as It used to be - at least not the treasurer. Mrs . Canaday celebrated. . . Mrs. Cathryn Erwin read kind you can print In a newspaper. Seems four-letter-words are presented each of the new The Ira veling prize Victor Nelson will be coMason, W.Va . 773-5881 " A Thankful Heart" to open replacing originality Uiese days, but when THEY get old, we 'll •officers a.corsage in the .color provided by Mrs. Paul Winn hostesses for the November the meeting with George probably get back to colorful talk .- SUE . appropriate to her office. was won by Mrs. Lav.:rence meeting at the Erle\Y_lne. Meinhart giving the opening ++ Mrs. Nellie Vafe was Milhoan, Mrs. Virgil Atkins prayer. Scripture from St. Dear In: , · welcomed into the club as a . wiil provide the next one. Mark was read by Marvin 1haven't heard much new slang recently, but our scouts new member and will prese~t Devotions by Mrs . Snowden Kelly and a · reading , tell us "stylin'" (dressed up), ''pimped out" (done· in), the WMPO radio program on · included two readings , " Masquerade "; · a poem, · "brutal or outrageolll!" (great), "cosmic" (a put down), Monday, 2 p.m. The "Safekeeping" and ' "Don't ''The Temple of Peace" and "basic or organic" (terrific down tQ sorta okay), are doing Christmas flower s~ow Nov. Quit" and prayer. For roll the article, " Our Daily prettywelllnthejunlorhlghset. - HELEN 15 and 16 at the Rutland call members told what they Bread", by Dana Swift +++ United Methodist Church was plan to do with their leaves. concluded the devotions. Dear Rap: discussed and final plans For the program, . the ·Pumpkin pie and coffee My sister 1.s 17 and I'm 20. I. haven't lived home for two were made. All members are meeting was turned over to · were served by Meinhart, years, but every Ume I come over to visit, MomexpeciB me to to meet at the church on Nov. Mrs. Eugene Atkins. Mrs . . Marvin Kelly, Clarence clean her house. She,bltches constantly about what rotten kids 13 at 7 p.m. to prepare for the Harvey Erlewine reviewed McNeal, McElhinny and She has. We make the holll!e spotless, cook dinner, even catch . show. . the article, "Interesting and Swift. up on her Ironing, and She stlll complains. A thank-you note was read Fast Ways to Increase Day other day we'd spent four hours working, and then she from Mrs. Edward Mizicko lilies" by John Robson in yelled because we hadn't mopped the kitchen (which my Sis · thanking the" members for Flower and Garden had just mopped the day before). items for tbe country fait at Magazine . She reminded What would fOU suggest? - SLAVES the Athens Mental Health membersthatnowisthetime Center. The club also to plant bulbs, and lilies are a Dear Slaves: received a certificate from tremendous addition to any ... The obvious : Don't visit home unless you feel like being the Gallipolis State Institute garden, and have a high nagged. ~ SUE in recognition for services to decorative value in land+++ residenl.<t there . scape. She said they are Unique oval doslgn. Dear Slaves : Miss Diehl reported on the unsurpassed for arranging, Champagne dial. 1200. •' WhY not ask your mother to visit you instead - and put recent coWJty meeting and come in a wide range of her to work I - HELEN the new program boo~ ,were colors and usually last for an '' • +++ distributed. It was noted that entire summer. ••' Dear Helen and·Sue: the regional meeting will be Mrs. C. E. Bishop had an WhY la It so hard for people who accept social drinking, to held in Middleport Saturday exhibit of bulbs. Gardening ••• realize there la alSo such a lhlpg as social pot BlllOklng? and several members of the tips for November were given Accutron~ • Grw, wild weed, wacky toba'ccee, whatever you calllt,la club will attend. Regional by Mrs. Carl Denison who • a lot safer than alcohol. WhY put one down and not the other? - dues have been paid by the said that houseplants should The famou1 luning fork club, as well as state and never stand in water and JEFFREY ALLEN HAWK TERRE HAUTE TEEN movement keeps every • county dues. Accutron watoh accurat• celebrated hl1 ninth birthday ' • Dear Teen : to within a minute a month .' recently at the home of his • Oregon and California asked that question and answered it Our selecllon ranges lrom parents, Mr. and Mn. Ray •• by partlcally decrlmlnallzing marijuana. Other states may atelnle11 alul to.14K tolld Laudermllt, Five Points. !!Old; from apony straps to •' Attending were David, Mite 90011 follow suit, the theory being, if you can't stop it, don't jewelry bracelets . See ' and Ricky Vaace, · Andy waste lime and money on a lost cause. them ell, todey. . . •• to my knowledge' IBn 't one of thoese states. Indiana' Hawk, Delwon and Sherry . . Uu uy A~'Y Pl4tn Now\ Laudermllt, Sue aod Ron HELEN •• • +++ Reyaolds aud Jeflrey's • HUNTINGTON, WV _ The French horn , John Swallow, • pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Dear Teen : • Here's a question that has me wondering : If pot were New York Brass Quintet wUI trombone, and Thompson • Laudermllt. Sending glfls present a concert of baroque, Hanks, tuba. Swallow and . legallzed, would lt have the same age restriction as liquor? • w~re Kay Hawk, , Mr. aud • impressionistic, po 8 t _ Hanks also served .on t.he Seema to me that would cause almost as much legal hassle Mn. RoWn Hawk, Mrs. Ella impressionistic, and com- faculttes at Yale Umverstty •' Roberta, Heleu Wilson, J. D. as wt have nowadays, for I'd guess the majority of marijuana temporary music Thursday and the New England ConC~urt St., Pomeroy . Manhal~ aud Mr. and Mrs. smokers are sliD Iii their teeM. - SUE ••• Nov. 6 at Marshall servatory of Music .. Nagel - F RE E ESTI MATE 5--==:::::!:::::::::::::::!:::::~ ._.,..._ _ _....._ _.J James Marshall• University. also serves on the faculttes of On many winter days. it uses heat from ' • The ensemble will perform Yale and Rutgers; Ingraham outdoor air to warm your home. Gives • • at 11 a.m. .in Smith Recital on the faculty ~~ Yale. , exceptional healing economy that can't •'' Hall as part of the ConThe program mcludes The be matched by other heating.systems. vocation Series of the Mar- Hexachord ", Alfonso • During the summer, it ejficiently,cools your shall Artists Series. Ad- Ferrabosco; " Sonat~ · d~ •• home. It's an all-electric. completely mission is free. ' Chiesa'', Arcangelo Corellt; •• Following a short in- "Chorale Prelude" , J .S. automatic comfort system. And Aman~ . . WITH HUNT1.1"GTON, W. Va. - the platform, she assists with termission the performance Bach : "Centone", Johann quality assures you of lasting dependabilit~ ••• GeHIO!I there's so much more fun when you can do English cinematographer Sid sound recording and second · will contin~e at noon with the 'Fux; "Trois Chansons", and operating efficiency. ' It In these bump.toe sport Dodson will present hla travel · camera work in the field, and performers commenting on Claude Debussy; " Diverflats I Just a hop ... sk lp ... the music to be played. limen to Pastorale", Geoffrey Before you replace your heating system, film, "A Taste of Israel", with research and editing. •• and a jump and Members of. the group are Grey; "Laudes". Jan Bach; find out more about an Amana heat pump , Wednesday, Nov. 5 on the these thick artists-in-residence and "Brass Quintet ", Thomas For a no-obligation estimate, call : Forum Series of the Marshall bouncey soles applied music faculty Frederickson; and " Par Artl.sls Series. have you boun. members of the Hartt College Mont.<t et par Vaux", Michel ding on your way I Appearing ~t 8 p. m. in Old GO EARLY ruESDAY of Music of the University of Leclerc. Main Auditorium, Dodson Phone 992-53'' · -..i!IOhiaaol!lio• ; The Meigs County Board of Hartford. They are Robert will crlaa-crll88 the country of Jarael from Dan to Ellat and Elections today asked voters Nagel, trumpet; Allan Dean, throughout the county to cast trumpet ; Paul Ingraham, take the audience from the their ballots early at • sparkling Mediterranean Tuesday's election. The polls " resorls tQ \he mysterious Middleport, Ohio at the 30 voting precincl.<t will BACK FROM VISIT Negev desert. open at 6:30 a.m. and will Mr. and Mrs. !laY· Riggs Admlsaion Is by · season close at 7:30p.m. In order to have returned from a visit in membership to the Forum '• avoid last minute tie-ups at Ashville, N. C. with Mr. and Series or by Marshall the polls voters are urged to Mrs. Eugene Hester, Jill and University student activity vote early Tuesday. •' Heidi. card. • Dodson describes his • documentary travel ad' ven~ film 811 avoiding the usual Holy Land theme and giving a freSh look at this young vibrant nation. Born and educated in England, Dodso~ brought his family to the United States n JH9 and became a citizen in 1957. He hila ~n a free-lance pholotJrtl(lher for more than 20 years. Although his wife, Margot, does not tl(lpear pn Mrs ... Martha' Childs Mrs, Mar tha Haggerty ' Mrs. ' ,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _., . Ult' UhUy t)CIIIIIICI, - For Christmas. BEND TIRE CENTER • Cut them · ·and the clean, Give Bulova of an electric heat pump Quintet to be featured at Marshall U concert .. GOESSLER Jewelry Store • Travel film is part of series GREAT GOING••• The Bfueprint for Ohio- Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4 and son the .. November .4th Ballot- will bring THE SHOE BOX . E.O~M. In addition to the money Middleport-Pomeroy receives, across the whole spectrum of Ohio life. Transportation . . - Meigs County will also receive $1,092,420 to make county- -.... ........ ... -......-. -..... Here's New Ufe For Tired Walls! incentives housing civic training ... cancer and heart care .. _parks and recreation million, and it will be easily available to the people of the . . . all these things and more will be made better·-. Middleport-Pomeroy area. But it Is only fair that the people of any community will There will be a three-fold enlargement of Ohio's life- ask the question: "What will these Ballot Issues do for us saving open-heart surgery facilities. These facilities will be here?" available. to everyone in Ohio, a,nd will be particularly con- . The Middleport-Pomeroy . area will be benefited in 7 ways -w ... Good recreational facilities are as important a~ good As a direct grant.for civic rehabilitation Middleport will working conditions_ A new Golf Course at Shawnee State receive the .sum of $27.4,.400, and Pomeroy will receive the , Park wi II provide convenient recreational facilities for you sum of $267,200. This money Is the key to producing jobs in. and your family_ Middleport-Pomeroy. Every community has its pwn priority Sizes 4-6x and 7·14. projects, so the money will be spent exactly as the people BOYS' PANTS Select Group Boys Pants Sizes 4-14 Slims and Regulars VALUIS TO '1.75 v~VVV\1 . . . . NEW HOURS l:lOiol:lO Dilly 11 : 00 to 4:00 Sundey The blat place to look for it is at DUTTONS, where you always et home with low 1111,801110 - to... ';.tot - _..,.,_···- - •"" • - .. ond-..... - .. flol- ., _., IAPIDL 'Y - • IR Hlllrly ~J-j'ir;t\ ,Y. ....., ,.•••• u . ·'Ji ' ..atl ~-- c~•"" ' Ktnllllll McCuiiOIIIII, R. I'll. Clllrllt Wltllt, R. I'll " Ope!IIMI!Yit.l.m.tlftiii'·WI· lullllay tl:•tttl:llalllllllfl'.m. .. PRISCRit' I''*' PH· ft2-2955 Friendly Sti'Yice . , .J.U i. MAIN . ,!OIIJ_ROlf, O. The Middleport area will receive $33,830 and Pomeroy ·· Vote YES on Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4and 5. The Blueprint for Ohio will also receive $33,220 for Improving and upgrading the transportation system including.public transportation, roads OALION· l:.!lft~:J Ot'OMICA~ ~;AIY TO ~.,_.,_L_i oloiiiNfl-- I Aco;.tllc· ·'-.......- ;:;;··--....... - .,.r........... -..\..-. fi-..... ...... --- , • • 'NO LAY·A·WAYS :ALL SALIS fiNAl. Middleport-Pomeroy decide. . OUART . •2.32 •' •I , .,' I 'I il·' Ebersbach HardwaJe'-~ ' EVERYTHING IN HMIMMF' · 110W.MAit 992-2811 i' ,.·')• • IIO'MIIIOt . Paid for by OHIOANS FOR JOBS AND PROGRESS, Henry M. O'Neill, Jr. , Chrmn. , 2077 Park Hill Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43209 SUfi · - PUlA I. ~. • There are four ballot issues- 2, 3, 4 and 5 - but they are actually all part of a single package- a package that will bring jobs and training and a broad range of civic betterment. By voting YES on the four issues, you will be making an investment in Ohio's future - and your own. o~ ••t· ·~AliYL · ITI-en 25%o•• f ••• ' ' YANYL-ITE 'LATEX INTERI·OR P.AINT OFF . venient to the people of Middleport-Pomeroy_ with teh passage of Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4 and s. All new. Fall Styles. VA LUIS TO •23.00 . wide improvements in your county roads and bridges. One of the four new cancer clinics to be built will cost $35 ,... ·.GIRLS' DRESSES industry rehabilitation . . . energy development .. - vocational ,- SALE for ' FOREMAN and ABBOTT · THURS., FRI., SAT. Improvements tax . noticeabl~ and badly deteriorated bridges. t, '' 0 �.J - Wo;;;,.,;;p~j~;J"·"""'""'f'G;;;;;i~~li";~"·=·l Rutland Club. installs officers • h"IIUWl' fJUrH-"UllU'I'U)', home . Mrs. Canaday and Mrs. Roy Snowden, co-hostess, served refreshments, · . Lou~:se McE!hmny and Mrs. ~; ;:;: Regma Swtfl were appointed i By Helen :uul Sut• llultd ;:;: Installation of new officers M a k i n g . f I 0 we r should be kept out of drafl.<t. For the Lowest to prepare c.ommunton fnr j ::: highlighted the Monday night arrangements for churches .. She said to be sure to.drai'n all Novem~r when the Loyal · New Slang Is "Basic" mee ting of the Ru.lland during the past month have gasoline ·from power Tire Prices Bereans Class met tuesday Ra Garden Club 'held at the home ~n Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs. equipment, to tidy up the : alohg lime, almost the only slang aroWJdwas '.'street'' of Mr. Robert Canaday. night at the Midd Ieport . pFor Nellie Va Ie .an d Mrs. garden by removing vines In the Area Church of Christ. or "dope" language. We're getting away from "Man ," Installed by Mrs ..Canaday Ca~aday. Mrs. Virgil Atkins and weeds, to mulch the Mem~rs signed cards for "hooked ""psyched out," "ripped off," etc. now, but has ally were Miss Ruby Diehl, and Miss Die hl provided leaves and put them around It's Susan Hartinger and Mrs. new sturf come up recenUy, or are we outgrowing slang? - president ; Mrs. Eugene arrangements for the trees and on the garden, and Donna Russell, both Ul, and lNTERESTED Atkins; vice-president; Mrs. Harrisllnville Presbyterian to remove all insec ticides or sang "Happy Birthday" to Ralph T11 rner, secretary, and Church last Sunday when the other chemicals from the Bob McElhinny and Dana Interested: Mrs. Roy Snowden , !25th anniversary was sprayer. Mrs. Erlewine and Mrs. Swift. Slang Isn't as popular as It used to be - at least not the treasurer. Mrs . Canaday celebrated. . . Mrs. Cathryn Erwin read kind you can print In a newspaper. Seems four-letter-words are presented each of the new The Ira veling prize Victor Nelson will be coMason, W.Va . 773-5881 " A Thankful Heart" to open replacing originality Uiese days, but when THEY get old, we 'll •officers a.corsage in the .color provided by Mrs. Paul Winn hostesses for the November the meeting with George probably get back to colorful talk .- SUE . appropriate to her office. was won by Mrs. Lav.:rence meeting at the Erle\Y_lne. Meinhart giving the opening ++ Mrs. Nellie Vafe was Milhoan, Mrs. Virgil Atkins prayer. Scripture from St. Dear In: , · welcomed into the club as a . wiil provide the next one. Mark was read by Marvin 1haven't heard much new slang recently, but our scouts new member and will prese~t Devotions by Mrs . Snowden Kelly and a · reading , tell us "stylin'" (dressed up), ''pimped out" (done· in), the WMPO radio program on · included two readings , " Masquerade "; · a poem, · "brutal or outrageolll!" (great), "cosmic" (a put down), Monday, 2 p.m. The "Safekeeping" and ' "Don't ''The Temple of Peace" and "basic or organic" (terrific down tQ sorta okay), are doing Christmas flower s~ow Nov. Quit" and prayer. For roll the article, " Our Daily prettywelllnthejunlorhlghset. - HELEN 15 and 16 at the Rutland call members told what they Bread", by Dana Swift +++ United Methodist Church was plan to do with their leaves. concluded the devotions. Dear Rap: discussed and final plans For the program, . the ·Pumpkin pie and coffee My sister 1.s 17 and I'm 20. I. haven't lived home for two were made. All members are meeting was turned over to · were served by Meinhart, years, but every Ume I come over to visit, MomexpeciB me to to meet at the church on Nov. Mrs. Eugene Atkins. Mrs . . Marvin Kelly, Clarence clean her house. She,bltches constantly about what rotten kids 13 at 7 p.m. to prepare for the Harvey Erlewine reviewed McNeal, McElhinny and She has. We make the holll!e spotless, cook dinner, even catch . show. . the article, "Interesting and Swift. up on her Ironing, and She stlll complains. A thank-you note was read Fast Ways to Increase Day other day we'd spent four hours working, and then she from Mrs. Edward Mizicko lilies" by John Robson in yelled because we hadn't mopped the kitchen (which my Sis · thanking the" members for Flower and Garden had just mopped the day before). items for tbe country fait at Magazine . She reminded What would fOU suggest? - SLAVES the Athens Mental Health membersthatnowisthetime Center. The club also to plant bulbs, and lilies are a Dear Slaves: received a certificate from tremendous addition to any ... The obvious : Don't visit home unless you feel like being the Gallipolis State Institute garden, and have a high nagged. ~ SUE in recognition for services to decorative value in land+++ residenl.<t there . scape. She said they are Unique oval doslgn. Dear Slaves : Miss Diehl reported on the unsurpassed for arranging, Champagne dial. 1200. •' WhY not ask your mother to visit you instead - and put recent coWJty meeting and come in a wide range of her to work I - HELEN the new program boo~ ,were colors and usually last for an '' • +++ distributed. It was noted that entire summer. ••' Dear Helen and·Sue: the regional meeting will be Mrs. C. E. Bishop had an WhY la It so hard for people who accept social drinking, to held in Middleport Saturday exhibit of bulbs. Gardening ••• realize there la alSo such a lhlpg as social pot BlllOklng? and several members of the tips for November were given Accutron~ • Grw, wild weed, wacky toba'ccee, whatever you calllt,la club will attend. Regional by Mrs. Carl Denison who • a lot safer than alcohol. WhY put one down and not the other? - dues have been paid by the said that houseplants should The famou1 luning fork club, as well as state and never stand in water and JEFFREY ALLEN HAWK TERRE HAUTE TEEN movement keeps every • county dues. Accutron watoh accurat• celebrated hl1 ninth birthday ' • Dear Teen : to within a minute a month .' recently at the home of his • Oregon and California asked that question and answered it Our selecllon ranges lrom parents, Mr. and Mn. Ray •• by partlcally decrlmlnallzing marijuana. Other states may atelnle11 alul to.14K tolld Laudermllt, Five Points. !!Old; from apony straps to •' Attending were David, Mite 90011 follow suit, the theory being, if you can't stop it, don't jewelry bracelets . See ' and Ricky Vaace, · Andy waste lime and money on a lost cause. them ell, todey. . . •• to my knowledge' IBn 't one of thoese states. Indiana' Hawk, Delwon and Sherry . . Uu uy A~'Y Pl4tn Now\ Laudermllt, Sue aod Ron HELEN •• • +++ Reyaolds aud Jeflrey's • HUNTINGTON, WV _ The French horn , John Swallow, • pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Dear Teen : • Here's a question that has me wondering : If pot were New York Brass Quintet wUI trombone, and Thompson • Laudermllt. Sending glfls present a concert of baroque, Hanks, tuba. Swallow and . legallzed, would lt have the same age restriction as liquor? • w~re Kay Hawk, , Mr. aud • impressionistic, po 8 t _ Hanks also served .on t.he Seema to me that would cause almost as much legal hassle Mn. RoWn Hawk, Mrs. Ella impressionistic, and com- faculttes at Yale Umverstty •' Roberta, Heleu Wilson, J. D. as wt have nowadays, for I'd guess the majority of marijuana temporary music Thursday and the New England ConC~urt St., Pomeroy . Manhal~ aud Mr. and Mrs. smokers are sliD Iii their teeM. - SUE ••• Nov. 6 at Marshall servatory of Music .. Nagel - F RE E ESTI MATE 5--==:::::!:::::::::::::::!:::::~ ._.,..._ _ _....._ _.J James Marshall• University. also serves on the faculttes of On many winter days. it uses heat from ' • The ensemble will perform Yale and Rutgers; Ingraham outdoor air to warm your home. Gives • • at 11 a.m. .in Smith Recital on the faculty ~~ Yale. , exceptional healing economy that can't •'' Hall as part of the ConThe program mcludes The be matched by other heating.systems. vocation Series of the Mar- Hexachord ", Alfonso • During the summer, it ejficiently,cools your shall Artists Series. Ad- Ferrabosco; " Sonat~ · d~ •• home. It's an all-electric. completely mission is free. ' Chiesa'', Arcangelo Corellt; •• Following a short in- "Chorale Prelude" , J .S. automatic comfort system. And Aman~ . . WITH HUNT1.1"GTON, W. Va. - the platform, she assists with termission the performance Bach : "Centone", Johann quality assures you of lasting dependabilit~ ••• GeHIO!I there's so much more fun when you can do English cinematographer Sid sound recording and second · will contin~e at noon with the 'Fux; "Trois Chansons", and operating efficiency. ' It In these bump.toe sport Dodson will present hla travel · camera work in the field, and performers commenting on Claude Debussy; " Diverflats I Just a hop ... sk lp ... the music to be played. limen to Pastorale", Geoffrey Before you replace your heating system, film, "A Taste of Israel", with research and editing. •• and a jump and Members of. the group are Grey; "Laudes". Jan Bach; find out more about an Amana heat pump , Wednesday, Nov. 5 on the these thick artists-in-residence and "Brass Quintet ", Thomas For a no-obligation estimate, call : Forum Series of the Marshall bouncey soles applied music faculty Frederickson; and " Par Artl.sls Series. have you boun. members of the Hartt College Mont.<t et par Vaux", Michel ding on your way I Appearing ~t 8 p. m. in Old GO EARLY ruESDAY of Music of the University of Leclerc. Main Auditorium, Dodson Phone 992-53'' · -..i!IOhiaaol!lio• ; The Meigs County Board of Hartford. They are Robert will crlaa-crll88 the country of Jarael from Dan to Ellat and Elections today asked voters Nagel, trumpet; Allan Dean, throughout the county to cast trumpet ; Paul Ingraham, take the audience from the their ballots early at • sparkling Mediterranean Tuesday's election. The polls " resorls tQ \he mysterious Middleport, Ohio at the 30 voting precincl.<t will BACK FROM VISIT Negev desert. open at 6:30 a.m. and will Mr. and Mrs. !laY· Riggs Admlsaion Is by · season close at 7:30p.m. In order to have returned from a visit in membership to the Forum '• avoid last minute tie-ups at Ashville, N. C. with Mr. and Series or by Marshall the polls voters are urged to Mrs. Eugene Hester, Jill and University student activity vote early Tuesday. •' Heidi. card. • Dodson describes his • documentary travel ad' ven~ film 811 avoiding the usual Holy Land theme and giving a freSh look at this young vibrant nation. Born and educated in England, Dodso~ brought his family to the United States n JH9 and became a citizen in 1957. He hila ~n a free-lance pholotJrtl(lher for more than 20 years. Although his wife, Margot, does not tl(lpear pn Mrs ... Martha' Childs Mrs, Mar tha Haggerty ' Mrs. ' ,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _., . Ult' UhUy t)CIIIIIICI, - For Christmas. BEND TIRE CENTER • Cut them · ·and the clean, Give Bulova of an electric heat pump Quintet to be featured at Marshall U concert .. GOESSLER Jewelry Store • Travel film is part of series GREAT GOING••• The Bfueprint for Ohio- Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4 and son the .. November .4th Ballot- will bring THE SHOE BOX . E.O~M. In addition to the money Middleport-Pomeroy receives, across the whole spectrum of Ohio life. Transportation . . - Meigs County will also receive $1,092,420 to make county- -.... ........ ... -......-. -..... Here's New Ufe For Tired Walls! incentives housing civic training ... cancer and heart care .. _parks and recreation million, and it will be easily available to the people of the . . . all these things and more will be made better·-. Middleport-Pomeroy area. But it Is only fair that the people of any community will There will be a three-fold enlargement of Ohio's life- ask the question: "What will these Ballot Issues do for us saving open-heart surgery facilities. These facilities will be here?" available. to everyone in Ohio, a,nd will be particularly con- . The Middleport-Pomeroy . area will be benefited in 7 ways -w ... Good recreational facilities are as important a~ good As a direct grant.for civic rehabilitation Middleport will working conditions_ A new Golf Course at Shawnee State receive the .sum of $27.4,.400, and Pomeroy will receive the , Park wi II provide convenient recreational facilities for you sum of $267,200. This money Is the key to producing jobs in. and your family_ Middleport-Pomeroy. Every community has its pwn priority Sizes 4-6x and 7·14. projects, so the money will be spent exactly as the people BOYS' PANTS Select Group Boys Pants Sizes 4-14 Slims and Regulars VALUIS TO '1.75 v~VVV\1 . . . . NEW HOURS l:lOiol:lO Dilly 11 : 00 to 4:00 Sundey The blat place to look for it is at DUTTONS, where you always et home with low 1111,801110 - to... ';.tot - _..,.,_···- - •"" • - .. ond-..... - .. flol- ., _., IAPIDL 'Y - • IR Hlllrly ~J-j'ir;t\ ,Y. ....., ,.•••• u . ·'Ji ' ..atl ~-- c~•"" ' Ktnllllll McCuiiOIIIII, R. I'll. Clllrllt Wltllt, R. I'll " Ope!IIMI!Yit.l.m.tlftiii'·WI· lullllay tl:•tttl:llalllllllfl'.m. .. PRISCRit' I''*' PH· ft2-2955 Friendly Sti'Yice . , .J.U i. MAIN . ,!OIIJ_ROlf, O. The Middleport area will receive $33,830 and Pomeroy ·· Vote YES on Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4and 5. The Blueprint for Ohio will also receive $33,220 for Improving and upgrading the transportation system including.public transportation, roads OALION· l:.!lft~:J Ot'OMICA~ ~;AIY TO ~.,_.,_L_i oloiiiNfl-- I Aco;.tllc· ·'-.......- ;:;;··--....... - .,.r........... -..\..-. fi-..... ...... --- , • • 'NO LAY·A·WAYS :ALL SALIS fiNAl. Middleport-Pomeroy decide. . OUART . •2.32 •' •I , .,' I 'I il·' Ebersbach HardwaJe'-~ ' EVERYTHING IN HMIMMF' · 110W.MAit 992-2811 i' ,.·')• • IIO'MIIIOt . Paid for by OHIOANS FOR JOBS AND PROGRESS, Henry M. O'Neill, Jr. , Chrmn. , 2077 Park Hill Dr., Columbus, Ohio 43209 SUfi · - PUlA I. ~. • There are four ballot issues- 2, 3, 4 and 5 - but they are actually all part of a single package- a package that will bring jobs and training and a broad range of civic betterment. By voting YES on the four issues, you will be making an investment in Ohio's future - and your own. o~ ••t· ·~AliYL · ITI-en 25%o•• f ••• ' ' YANYL-ITE 'LATEX INTERI·OR P.AINT OFF . venient to the people of Middleport-Pomeroy_ with teh passage of Ballot Issues 2, 3, 4 and s. All new. Fall Styles. VA LUIS TO •23.00 . wide improvements in your county roads and bridges. One of the four new cancer clinics to be built will cost $35 ,... ·.GIRLS' DRESSES industry rehabilitation . . . energy development .. - vocational ,- SALE for ' FOREMAN and ABBOTT · THURS., FRI., SAT. Improvements tax . noticeabl~ and badly deteriorated bridges. t, '' 0 �• J 6 ~ The O.ily,fenUnel, Mlddie put·t -Po~eroy , 0., TilUrsday, Od. 30, 1975 ~f!~d ~~ed~.!~!a~~:: U.M.W. met Oct. 21 at the home of Thelma .Henderson with 10 members and two visitors present. The meeting, in ·charge of the president, Nellie Parker, opened with prayer by Osle Mae Follrod followed by the hymn , "How Great Thou· •-t." "' The women worked on the annual evaluatlon report. A report on the district workshop meeting at The Plains was given by Helen Woode, June Stearns and Nellie Parker. Nine Robinson offered the name of Sarah Dawsey from Madison, Fla., working in evangelism in Brazil, from the Prayer Calendar, and a b~thday card was signed for her birthday on Oct. 30. Osie Em.ergency personnel present program to women 's group Auxiliary busy du-V4n:g mee. · tz'n:g· and the Philippines received at the district workshop. The Boys in Service will again be remembered at Christmas. The hostess served refreshments in keeping with Halloween to those named. and Isola Taylor, Kate Honacher , Char Iotte Van Meter, Janice Pullins, Clara Rolirod, Ernest Taylor, Clarence Henderson and Robert Pullins. The neKI meeting will be held at the church r,ov. IB alB p.fl) . with the program, "Neither Cold Nor Hot" on page 53 of the program booklet. Potluck refreshments will be served. f 1/ SouiheastOhio Emergency theZionChurcho.fChristwlth You' : ·and prayer by Mrs. ' Medical ServiCe personnel of that church to have the Johnson concluded . the the Rutland Station presented progr8f11. Plans wete made meeting. Refreshments were . A nwnber of contributions Foundali.on in ~emoty of the program at the October for a money •tree- with the served in the church . • were made and several · deceased post members. meeting of the women's funds to be sent to the two basem•nt , projects planned at the Child welfare and Fellowship of the Meigs children's . homes supported Tuesday n1ght meeting of the rehabilitation assessments County Churches of Christ . by the group.: Junior American · Legion were mad~. A $10 donation D&J's held ·at the Rutland Church, · . Announced were revivals Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett was . made to Veterans House of Fabrics Mrs. Merle Johnson, Mrs. Nov. 9-14 at the Bradbury Post 128 at the home of Mr. Memorial Hospital-to be paid Janet Bolin Mrs. Judy Hart Church of Christ with Danny and Mrs. Albert Roush. on the flower cart. SHOP OUR and Mrs.' Joan Stewart . Evans, evangelist, and at tlie The juni.ors made donations Read at the meeting was a BARGAIN ROOM The Rev. James Leach, to the Salvation Army , thank-you card from Home pastor, will conduct an old- demonstrated artificial · Pomeroy Church of Christ, Reduced Prices Easter Seals, Christmas Health Care Service Coor· fashioned revival at the MI. respiration explamlng what Nov. 1-9 with. the Operation On Fabrics by Si!aisand the Middleport Fire dinalor Edna Russell Hermon United Brethren in to do if sonleone has a heart Evangelize Team. A youth The Pound. Department. They also voted thanking Christi Smith, a Christ Church Nov. 5 altack and how to handle revival will be held at the Open IOTII$ to donated to the Marie member of the unit, for the through Nov. 16 with choking or severe bleeding · Bra~ord Church. of Christ, Monct.v. S.turd•y Nov. 21-23 with llle Chri~t In Moore Fund in memory of supplies she donated to the services at 7:30 p. m. each victims. · Ph. m-2110 I Mile Sovllt of Mrs. Bolin led In group Youth te!Ull to be present. deceased auxiliary members service in memory of her evening. The Rev. Mr. Mlddloport on Rl.7 and to the Child Welfare mother, the late Kather~, ~ach has had several singing with Mrs. Jane Wise New officer Jrill be elected Smith, valued at $300. at the piano. Mrs. · Jane at the December me<eUn1g. years experience as field The unit subscribed to the evangelist conducting Hazelton gave the opening Firing Une, the Carville Star revival meetings ' ~~!rough prayer, and Mrs. Ruby Rife, ~~-~f~"~~~~~............~...... ~'l~~ollr~al~~~:r~ ::~ and the Legislative Bulletin . the midwest, south and president, conducted the ·. , Plans were made to decorate Califomla. He Is preseolly · 111eeting with Mrs . . Eleanbr NOV' ,J ber. -..· Jennifer Lohse Sheets was read the tetter from In- potato chip cans for Mrs. serving ao pastor of the MI. Hoover giving the secretary's T.,.• 'Nomen dlacussed Rev. I· H It N Sail tt t d t MEN'S Pa;/ Hawks' interest In endorsed for the Meigs Local terna tiona , " er age ancy o , pas epar- Hernioo Church besides report, and Mrs . Norma Russell, the treasurer's School District Board of Heartbeat" . The cultural ment president, to be used at serving as an evangelist. ~~lalpdesh ~nd ~is10 requ~st Education at the Tuesday program entitled "This Is My Millers Cottage, Dayton , There will be special music report. It was announced· that the or on e po vaqc ne night meeting of XI Gamma Cou,ntry" was given by Mrs. Arrangements were made each evening and the for-that cou.ntry at the County M Cha te 0 f B ta Sl Flnlaw. Mrs. Hanning and to furnish several · items ·for public iii Invited. next.meeting wm be Dec. 4.at Council on Ministries u, P r e gma meeting at the church ht\re Phi Sorority. Mrs. Judy Crooks were the district juniors veterans' parties at the Athens Mental Projects discussed in- hostesses. Octd. 13. Thelrlsboclilety voted to eluded volunteering to take Health Center In Athens on etz~ sen a con . hu on. ted Nov. 13. Chrl•tmas pr·ojec'· /1. ~ senior cl tlzens to the voting • .., E F 8 ma tnc presen polls neitt Tuesday, and also BAZAAR SET were· also planned. A bridal shower honoring Debbie Hager, Mrs, Texanna Issmions mVoyage report on Discovery serving the ~an teen at a visit A Christmas Bazaar will be A rummage sale was set for '24 •tor of • Kitty Metzger, bride-elect of Well, Mrs. Gwlnnle White, ' • Y . a of Red Cross bloodmobile held at the Enterprise United Nov. 5, 6 and 7 ·an d rummage Jeffrey· Ray Darst, was given Mrs. Beulah ' White, Mrs. Chero kee Ineli an gIrI who was • Methodist Church on Nov. 5 may be left at the Legion hall abi t0 bel both th th untl, recently by Mrs. Sue Metz- Kathryn Metzger, Mrs. Betty e P e you Th "Y c 1 t" and 8 from 9 a · m· to 5 p· m· after 9 a.m. on any of the ger. and the elderly e oung areer s Gilkey, Mrs. Lola Phillips, · d th Pled contest of the Middleport Christmas ornaments, three days. Games were played with · Mrs. Ul Metzger, Mrs. Jessie J une Stea rns 1e e ge Bua1ness and Pr ofessiona1 homemadecandles,dollaand Mrs. Roush and Mrs. prizes going to Mary Jan . Houchins, Mrs. Patay Ogldln Service, "Go Tell Everyone" on page 35 of the Program Women's Club was discuased a variety of other holiday Bonnie Dalley served pizza Scaggs, Linda Lane and and daughter Missy, Mrs. Jo Bookl and .the chapter decided to itemsw.lllbeavallable. There and pop to Mrs. Gerrl Vickie Houchins. Cupcakes Krawsczyn and Mrs. Ethel ebot wkllth extra .real dings submit the names of Miss wlll also be cakes, cookies Kessinger, Kim and Lois decorated with wedding bells, Hossler. · from 0 ets on Ma aysia, and candles. The Wllling Ann, Christi Smith, Mrs. Sending gifts . were Mrs. Burma, Taiwan , South ~~~~l~y· K~tci ':r~·. ~~t; Workehl Class of the church Wanda Mohler, Anna Marie, Kool Aid, tea and coffee were' Ann Rife and daughters, Mrs. · served. Gloeckner. is sponsoring the bazaar. Mrs. Patty Might, Sandra Guests were Amy and Martha Kite, Mrs. Hazel Charlotte Hanning, social and Amy, Angela Dailey, Shelly Metiger;Mrs. Vickie Davis, Mrs. Debbie White, chairwoman, announced a Melinda Thomas, Paul Houchins, daughter Susan, Mrs. Pauline Hysell, Mr. and ONE RACK trip to Fenton Glass at DATE CHANGED Cunningham, Myra and Mrs. Mary Jane Scaggs, Mrs. Mrs. Lee Hysell, Mrs. Phyllls Wlllllllll81own on Nov. Z5. The November meeting of Joyce Lawson, Kenny Roush . Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Linda Sargent, Grace Knighting•, Mrs. Donna Byer, ways and the Meigs County Salon 710, and Kevin Smith. Angela Lane, Mrs. Debbie Fink, Mrs. Mrs. Ora Moore, Mrs. Patty means chairwoman, talked Eight and Forty, will be held DaUey presided at the Merle Manley Marcia and Kloes, Hope Rice, Jenon the "do you own thing" Nov. 10 instead of next week meeting With Joyce Lawson ' Chesher and Paula Rucker. auction to take place at the as originally schedqled. giving the prayer. · Aloo entertaining with a ,.ext meeting. shower for Miss Metzger FOOD AVAILABLE · Meeting at the Columbus were Jeannl, e Ash and Pam Soup, sandwiches, cake, pie and Southern Ohio j!;lectric Shookey at the home of Mrs. RETURNS HOME · ' and coffee will be served at Co., Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Mrs. Alma . Johnson has : the Saints Church on Raclne- Tom Baker, Middleport. R.DUCED Introduced Kay Atkins, who returned to Springfield after Games were played with PorUand Road on elecilon Is transferring from a spending the past week here day, Nov. 4, next to the voting prizes going to Jackie Brown, Charleston, W. Va. chapter. with Mr. and Mrs. Harry precinct at Old Town Fiats. Shirley Aah, Mrs. Tom Baker Mrs. Gloe'cRner, president, DavJ4. and Usa Scaggs, Punch, mints, nuts and cupcakes were served to those named THURSDAY FALL FESTIVAL HALLOWEEN PARTY at RACINE - The Racine and Glenda Brown, Della Long ·Bottom Methodist Prater, Kris Morri~ and Mel J Church, 6:30 to 7:30p.m. for PTO will sponsor a· fall Scaggs. Sending gifts were · ® all children in the Long fesllval Saturday at the Terri Owens, Narsa •• Bottom area, elementary school. A soup ' Moodlspaugh, Nancy • · HALLOWEEN PARTY at supper will begin at 5:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Use Ollr Syracuse Municipal Building followed at 6:30 with games Ebersbaeh and Connie Moodispallgh. ~ Christmas from 6:30 tb 8:30 p.nl. for the and an auction at 8 p.m. AVA.LAILI POIRINTAL Lay Away youth of Syracuse and MinersvUle. Plan! 5 BIBLE STUDIES are being •• BIRTHDAY HONORED • cooducleil at Eastern High · Members of the Racine School every Thursday and Grange 2606 mel recenUy at Tuesday from 5:30 to 8:30 the home of Mrs. Bertha Phone Today p.m. by Tom Kelly, room 103. Spencer in celebration of her ........ llA~ TRICK OR TREAT night In 91st birthday. Mrs. Spencer Is Racine, 6 to 7 p.m. for youth a charter member of the 12 and u.nder. Rust, Green, grange. Gifts and flowers FRIDAY . were presented to her along HALLOWEEN ' PARTY at with a large decorated cake. Portland Elemenlary School, Cider and donuts alo'ng with Racine, Ohio 1 p.m. Sponsored by PTO. the cake were served. Pomeroy Ohlinger Betty 102 E. Main 949-2525 · SATURDAY _.._. FALL FESTIVAL at SHOWER PLANNED Racine Elementary ESchool , Ci\RMELThere will be a sponsored by PTO. Soup supper at 5:30, games at 6:30 .J&by shower for Mrs. Sandra MEN Marcinko in the church Misses · and an auction at·Bp.m. basement here on Saturday INSULATED MONDAY WRANGLER evening, Nov. I. LETART FALLS PTO, 7:30 JEANS UNDERWEAR p.m. Ali festival committee chairmen urged to attend. Slight lrr. Values to $12.00 SALEM CENTER PTA, promoted John M. Roltgen 7:30p.m. Mr. Gillespie of the Jr. , son of Mr. and Mrs. John TOPS $}99 BOTTOMS $199 Ohio State PatrOl will speak M. Rottgen Sr. of Maaon, W. on "Safety" Va., to the rank of alrman first class. Airman Rottgen Is MONDAY Mens LADIES serving at Pease AFB, N.H., . MIDDLEPORT Garden MEN'~ LEATHER as an avionics lnalrumenl Club, 7:30 p..m. at the home WHAL ':. BONE specialist. The alrman Is a of Mrs. Sibley Slack. 19'14 graduate of Wahama High School. His wUe, ConValues To S13.95 Brown suede with cuffed collar ROTTGEN PROMOTED nie, Is the daughter of Mr. and lug sole. Sizes to 3. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. - and Mrs. James H. Lewis of Lug Sole- Sizes 7-12 The U. S. Air Force has Point Pleasant, W. Va. C'l- · /a rJapter P. , : , ns pro;ects M"SS • M +-SPECIALS- . . DOUBLE KNIT CASUAL AND er fi ted "' L ) DRESS P.ANTS REDUCED r-----------. LADIES BLOUSES: BY ------·-------.. :l LADY MANHATTAN Social Calendar a.Uditiona "BAHR ClOTHIERS ............ ......................... : .-------~----------~~= 11' Jor 8 Hows J]!JJJ '" ~: ,. ,_ · 7- The Daily Sentlne1,MictdleJlllrl-Pomeroy,O., ThiJfsday, Oct . 30, 1~75 . r•, · " , . . or tess J r , . M&ll ~ -,II.JMJII'w UJ..J...,_ Al~o lhe toJiow lng r ea l b ® r-·- estale 'situated in the town shi UnscrambletheseCourJumb)ea ----- ___ SHOES form·· rour ·ordinary words · · •· r-===., WAFRI S10MPER .,.. MEIGS MARAUD£RS GIRLS .1 ' r J [] by above *~•7. =a7liiSWIII~~tere'-'-TJ~ (fl); I XI J Mp.bile Homes For Sale Notice we aCCePt 1919- PMC2 - ii"e"drni;;-12x52 mobile home • i ncluding 8nd erpinnln g and porches , 1,3250. Phone custo mers. 985-3504 ~r 99 2 - 5596~ .. _ .l._ ID-3D-3tp SxlO ONE BE DROOM mobile .( 614 1 _____________ _ _ Oulad NYbl . JACKETS 4-4x 17.95 With . Hood I 7-14 ...95 CONVERSE MStar BasMiball SWEATERS Introducing NO. 1. HEATING OIL NO.2 HEATING OIL l Degroo Day Delivery t9fD HOLLY PARK molil.!e ltom e for sal'e . Size 12x60, •olor blue and white, feature t bedrooms , bath , kit chen , ~ining room and living l!'oom_. Fu lly furn i shed , Includes 2 air dond illoners , ,l.Ox20 awning and 10)110 U; tilify building . E xcel lent tondition . Cllll (61.4) 985 · # Gold·llut Black-White Maroon MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE Mon.-Thurs. 9 to 5-Fri.-Sat. f to I 1-1:30 Fri.-S.t. •' : Sizes To Big Boy 6 Red .& Blue • < '$12'1/· reach flal'(le~. Speclal:acreen mesh tree. All flnl~hes, all sizes same price. Get your Harthatass Fireplace SCreen Now! 1-5: JO Mon.· Thur. . Sizes· 1tNg; 3 •• ~~:I pets can't Mason West Virqinil HARNESS BOOT • Safe and PICKENS HARIMME ·co. • Phone GO'l .2l81 PAIR PAIR · .. MDft. thru Sat. 1011" Buy in bulk to save cash ·r• longer, too. -MRS, F.G. DEAR P(')LI.,tr - Mine is an energy saving Pointer. My oven instructions say it bjkes only ten minutea to preheat the oveq_. to 35U. Like most cooks I turn the oven on first thing, so as to pre~eat it. I noticed today \bat it took me almost half an hour to get till! cake ready'to go in the oven (phone calls, getting things together, etc.). So, this meant · the oven was preheating twenty minutes longer than need be. Now I turri the oven on approximately in the middle of preparation time ctbus saving a few kilowatts of energy. I have an electric stove but the same idea would save gas for those with gas stoves. - MRS. P.S. DEAR POLLY - Our baby's allergist said I should stop using ammonia or chlorine bleach around the house so I thought I really had a problem. However when I solved part of the problem I was saving money at the same time. One solution was to cut the daily newspaper down t11e center fold and then across the middle. When cleaning 1 use two pieces of the paper on windows, mirrors and any place'Of beg inn ing , conlaln ing one rod of ground, more or less . The same to be an outlet between two parcels of land owned by the said Thomas Gorrell . Also the following described relit estate, situated In the Township , County and Stare above mentioned , and bounded and described as follows : Being In LoiS 142 end U3 , Sections 14and 15, Town 3, to the outfitting of four armed vessels and set up a "naval committee" of seven members - the first standing committee for naval affairs in the colonies. mess In the kitchen. Try it you will like it, too. - JAN. DEAR POLLY - Instead of buying packaged bread crumbs I make my own in the blender. The bread crumples easier if it Is first toasted and the crumbs stay fresher •• FROM fOllow• ' . S,g!nn Lng ot the southwest corntr of said section; thence north on said section line 88 rods to a rock from which a chestnut oak 20 Inches bears south 74Va degrees east 15'12 feet ; thence east 69 rods· end 23 links : thence south 88 rods to south line of said section ; thence -.yest to the plice of beginning , containing l8 1h acres, more or less . Also t he following real estate sltueteC:a In the town ship , county and st1t1 abow-e mentioned, end In Friction A. Section 1~ . Town J, A1nge 11, Lot 16&, Oh io Componv 's Purchase, end described as follows : Beg inn ing at 1 point on the south line of seld lot , sa 1-16 rods west of the southeast corntr Of said lot; thence west on !outfi lint of 11ld tot to the southeast corner ·Of land herttofore deeded to Thomes - PARTY FAVORS -CREPE PAPER -STREAMERS -NAPKINS -NOVELTIES DY :········ 29~ " 'Presh li.F''" jeans ... because of the natural leather, crepe sole ~~~~"'" walking comfort. FUN-SIZE CANDY BARS CRUNCH $100,000 MILK CHOCOLATE CHOCO-LITE & Tasty" 14 oz. BAG 15' BARS JERGENS LOTION MYADEC VITAMINS 15 oz. BAYER ASPIRIN ,.---,............ Thltr·, S dt F111by ,. I .l.ll $.139 79~ PAMPERS LIQUID 12 oz. EXTRA ABSORBENT ' OR TABLETS 100 Et. 24's ' $}29 NELSON'S REG. 93' NELSON'S REG. 11.91 DI-GEL ........... Palcl P.olltlcal Adverii ..IT!eflt MAR'S NEsnE'S 100 CT. SOUYHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION, YOUR VOTE Will Bf:APPRECIATED CANDY BAR BONANZA 100 with 30 FREE Nelson's Reg. $6.39 ,EbECT DALLAS 'HILL • GET IT ALL AT NELSON'S CANDY CORN rior;thUit corner; thine a eut to a point 58 l · 16 rods west of the east line of said lot: thence south to the place of beginning and containing l acres. more three thll\l!llncttf \!)e"Whlng pf'Ofesslon. 2. Understands- the needs of p1rents and students - the father of .four thlldren who have attended or graduated fro"' Southern . · High Sc:hool. 3. Understands the ~- needs Qf the noncertified employees - a former bus driver In the Southern L~al School Dlsfrlct ·with fifteen iears mertence. . 4. Successful Miivs farmer for 30 years. s. Attends the Apple Grove United Methodist Church. 6. Member of the , Radna. Masonic Lodge No. 461 7. Preslelent-elect Of' the, Twin Otv ,Shrine '1 Cl U· b 'r ~~·., ~ · •·. 8. Veteran of World War II- served In H1ly and. Africa two years. eFLASHLIGHTS AND BAnERIES '" . eCOSTUMES - EASY TO BE SEEN eWRAPPED CANDY .. BROCK'S FAMOUS .... • Oorr~ll by R . D. Mlddleswart ; t~ehce ~orm to sold ~rretl's · ' YOUR PARTY SAFETY ARST THIS HAllOWEEN FROM ship, Me igs County, Ohio, bel,g a part of Fraction A, Section 14 , Town 3, Range 11, Ohio Compllny's Purchllse , bound~d . and described as ·- EVERYllUNG FOR •2.39 MASKS . t·o ' Pirtlt lon t he following described rellf estate) to ·wll : Situate In Lebanon Town - Hrs.: Weekdays 9-5 Sat. 9-8 MASKS & COSTUMES •SAFE · FLAME RETARDANT The oblecf of the Complaint Is On Sale! Special Prices in Every Department of IKe Store. eBRIGHT EASY-TO-SEE ' • Ma11J Knits ' CONTINUES ASSORTED HALLOWEEN COSTUMES Sew Now soft pastel Knits. the SALE NELSON'S ' • •• OOUAR STRETOIER AT ____ _______ _ .For ChriStmas summer. I then put them in the bird feeder in the winter. The birds like them as well as sun flower seeds. - MRS. H.J.M. You will receive a dollar II Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly'• Problem o'r solution to a problem. Write Polly in care of thia newspaper. Range 11. of the Ohio Com - -::------:---~~2~~ totice • • ••• •..• ·glass. I wet one piece for the deaning and then polish with the dry one. ~ger prints are gone and I have a beautiful cl~an job with no smell. The papel'!l are kept neatly stored in a rack on a cabinet door. BEV. DEAR POLLY - I save money spent on buying bird seed by drying and storing m!!I~-"- - seeds during the n~ --:.--------------- $9fl ' . · . PAIR BOYS LEATHER Tempered glass radiates more heat than conventional screen. .,,•• Budget Pay Pllin POMEROY LANDMARK 'JLJackW. Carsey, Mgr. -!!) .. w. pany ' s Purchase . Beginning lit Richard' Haddo x's South . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...Jwest corner . thence north about 7 rod1 ; thence wes t to ROOM and bollrd for senior John W. Haddox ' s corne r ; c itizens, 11ery nice . Phone then ce south with road abOut 7 992 -3509. rods ; thence to the place of 10-12 -tfc beg inning , containing 2 acres, - - -- - - - - - - - - - more or less . t598 , NOTICE Oli You lire requ ir-ed tq answer I0-30-3tc PUBLICATION with in 28 d11ys after the lllst To : Geo rge Oeem . Jr ., publication ot • notice , Wh ich 19115 14x70 •Tf! l\ tLER , ex . whose last known residence will be published once each h i lent con(Jil'lon, 'espe c ial tv• was East Liverpool, Oh lo wee_k tor six successive weeks. ~u llt for offices. Low price 43920 · Frllnklln O'Neil. whose beg tnnlng Thursday , Oc tober U,r quick sa le. Phone (304 ) last known residence was Old 16, 1975 . The last publicat ion fS -192.1 or 675-5829. Pittsburgh Road. Rochester , will be made on No11ember 20, Pennsylvania 15074 ; Hobert 1975. and the 28 da~.s 'for an lcenhower , whose tnt known sywer will commence on that residence was 116 Pacolet date . In ca ~e of your failure , Drl\l'e, Gaffney, s. c. 29340 : or otherwlse r to respo"d as William Icenhower, whose required by the Ohio Rules of T~E MEIGS Alumni ore last known residence was R. Civil Procedure, lodgment by •ponsorlng a ' n,asquera'de F 1 o., Wendy Drive. Baltic, def~utt will be rendered Jl{)ance , Sa turday , N01J 1 i ~ Conn . 06330 ; Jerrv Icenhower . aglltns t you for the relief ~rom 9 p .m . to 1 a.m . at the whose IllS! known ' res idence demanded In the claim . ;Ru tland G '(mn aslum . was 5430 Clover ly Avenue . ..IAdm iss ion S2 person . SJ Temple City, Callfornl• 91780 ; Larry Spencer 'touple . Several rock bands , Jo An, Conard, whose last Clerk of Courts )>r tno beve rages . Games known residence was Route 1, Me igs County .and pr izes . Adults 18 and Croton, Ohio 43013 ; Mary Jo Common Pleas Court. 110,v er . Mock , whose last known ~__ 1'1 10 ci9 •121 C reSidence wu 1053S Rose (101 16, 23,30 !Ill&, 13. 20, &tc Avenue . Apt . 17, Los Angele~ . California; and the unknown taelr.s and de111sees of Martha ' ' ~ ' 1'175 lllltellne O'Neil , deceased : YOu are hereby notified Jhlf By United Pre11 . In· you havt been named defendants In a legal action lerllaUoaal entllltd Garnet E. Johnson, et PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30at., plaintiffs, · vs . Edna Shroads, et al., defendants . Coogresa gave final approval This action has been •sslgned Case Number 15 ,617 , and is ' ' pentnng In' the Gourt of v •• Common Pleas, Meigs County , Pomeroy , Oh io 45769. l Enefgy Savings! . COMFORT TOP KNEE HI HOS£ s2o PollY's _pointers 12, 1~7 5, ~ t _ \ 0 : 00 o'clock A . M ., the fo~l o w t ~g descrlb~d real es tate. to .w •t : Sltuat .ed in Bedford · Town sh tp , Me igs Cou nty , Ohio .. . . . . ~cmg m Sectton 16,_ Town Sh tp 3, Ran9e 11, Ohto Com panv·s Purchase. Bcg lt;lnlng DEAR READERS at,thecen~erof . th ewes t ltneof f'ollowlng letters •oncern sat d Sec t ton 16 ; th_ence cas l ., " 116 rod s to the wes t lme of tar:1 d ways readers are meeting the now ~ r form er ly owned ~Y C.: high Cf,ISts of inflation by A . Hmes and Id a M . Hm es ; thence sout h 171 "J rods ; thef'!ce conserving, salvaging and eas t ~4 rods .lo th e center tm e generally making do. One or satd sec t ton ; thence south 67 1 7 rods ;J hencewes t8 0rods ; small saving may DOl seem thenc e nort h 42 rods ; thence worth worrying about but west _100 rod_s to th e west line of S!!lld s~ct!on ; theflce north multiplied by millions it on the west lt neotsatdsec ti on , really adds up._ POLLY. 38 rod~ to lhe _PI.a:ce of beg l nntng , conlatntng 59 acres, m?re or less. . DEAR• POLLY - Money , Excep tmg 1.6a cre con~Jeyed to Joseph Stanl ey, by deed csn <~ be saved by buying r ecorded In V olume 2-18 , Pa ge larger quantities. of things 755. Meigs County Deed that are frequently used. We Records . . F ur th er exceptmg . 2.3 acres buy gallon size cans of conv eye d to Herbert Gilkey , by deed r~ cord ed in Volume cooking oil and then transfer 243, Page 283 , Meigs County what we need to a smaller Deed R e cord ~ . The for ego mg ,r eal estate , container. For a ''daily use after sales of port tons th er eof , container" for this cooking oll Is all of th ~ r eal esta te r em l!l nlng whtch was co n . we . use an item that was veyed to Sold 1~\Jest m e nt s , by previously just discarded deed recorde~ tn Volume 240, Page 725, Metgs County D ee d the plastic bottle that panRecord s. cake syrup comes in. The noTermsof Sal e : Cash,fornot less · t_han lwo -third s of the drip, push11ull spout really ap~ratsed IJalue, payable upon works beautifully, and allows d elivery o f deed . Appra1sed one to measure out any value : $2,50 0.00 . Robert C . H ~rte nb a c h needed amount of oil without ' Sheri ff , MeigS Coun ty it dripping down the neck. line of R. Connell's farm ; ClO J 9, 16, 23. 30 ; ( 111 6, 5tc thence south 20 feet to the - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - This surely makes for less 1. Understands the _needs ~f te•chirs ·• hes screen.' LADIES 49c PAIR · ne\Vglas$ V-NECK With EMBLEM REG. REG•. neW FUEL _OIL &ome. oa s ran9e , e le<:: , Jl'e fri geral or , new carpe t lng 1 ery cle an . Can be seen 81 ingsbur y Home Sales . 1100 . Mai n' St . or c'a ll 992 -7034. • l _ _ -!, ~ __ 10-30-4tC ..__,..... ___ __ _ HIKEI\ SHOE REG. '$12.00 E)(CCUiton tS5U('d by the Court of Con)mon Pleas of M c tgs ing at a potrit on tne tne ot said Lot 166, 43 rods and 12 links west of t~e sou theast c\lrner of said tot at a !lone ;_ th ence west 14 rod s and IJ 7-11 lin ks to a stone ; thence north se rods ; th ence easl14rodsand 13 7·111inks to a stone ; then ce south 88 rods to the pit'lce of beginning. ·contatnlno eacres, and joining land heretofore deeded to '1.. Thomes · Gorrell bV R . C. Middtes.wart and wue an·d / recorded Oece mb~r 24, 1894 in 'l'HEY1R!E 'TH~OWN IN Oeed Book 78, Pages 585 a·nd 586. BY SOME Wij(i) Also the followfnQ real WANT TO STOP. estate situated In the town -· ship , county and state abolofe menticne.d, and bounded as follows : Beginning at the Now ai'ranp tho circled letton southeast corner of Lot 166 ; to form the IUrprUe aJI!IWOf, U thence west to Thomas Gorrell's east line ; thence ;::+~~::;:;=~::;:==~·::•uueotod the eutoon. north wi t h !!!l d Thomas Gor rell ' s east line to a line '-7'- Pril l...;... runn ing west from Henderson ' IJ· I l• • Price's northwe"st corner ; t (A.uwen lo.aorro• J thence east1o said Henderson Price 's northwest corn er · • IJumble.~r DRAFT BEFIT KNoTrv SCHOOL thence south along tine ot said Yellerd•f• ' Lot 166 to the place . of ~ · A~t~•t!rz Tlri1 eat It tometlmtt lnvolvtd 111 card beginning , Being In Section 14. t gamrl-T,HE Kt.TTY ·Range 11. Town J, and being a par t of fraction A, and con " ta ining 24 acres , more or less . Al~o the following described real est.!!lle situated in the 12 • )( 05 mobil e "'hom'~. 2 F R 1DAy oNLy, Oct . 31 . Sale Township of Lebarion , County held Inside . Good clothing, of Meigs a.nd State of Ohio , ~edroo m s , on Flatwoods lldults lind children, old being ih Section 13, Town J. Rd ., po m e roy . Un diShes and picture frames . Range 11 , Lo t 166, of the Ohio d:erplnn ;ng , iY:-P h 6 x'' 20 Many misc . items. Brad- Company's Purchase and ciWt:ing and J sets of 's teps . bury - watc:h tor signs. more ' fully describe'd as Wrtte or call VIolet Batey, · 10 29 21 follows : Commencing alA . H. 1.5 48 Rose , H i ll Rd ., Re yn o ld sbur g , ( 614 ) 864 · ---------- --:.._~ p Price's and R. w. Connell's southeast corner, running 2J90 , ' ' ...--::-------W--;-I.~II;-west 10 feet ; thenc e northeast .. 10 -29 -4tc Yes.~ 20 feet to the north and south Bays Lather Flannel Shilts PANT SUITS a-nd • ) Wril e of 1 t ' Marguerite's Shoes .... ,_ state lo sec lion . to wn , ran ge County , Ohio , I wi ll off e r for bO ro d d sat e. ~~ public auction . at the . a ve mer_,t n ~ 'a!l front door ·ot the Courth ou !;, e in 1 co.f'!'P_ a ny i Purcha s,e, ·Pom•roy. O_ " ;o. on Nov ember escrtbed as follows : ..,. 1• "' ' one IeUer., to each sqliare, )to STAR SUPPLY c ounty , NOTICE Purs~an,l DAYTIME ' .. ~eJIIUA ftyt,olt ~OU]t, p!IIA~tADM • 'u t • NELSON'S REG. 12.63 . I • 10% DISCOUNT M Pedwin Shoes .Chapman's StilES Mlln StrHt Pom•roy, Ohio Leal her refen In UttPCfl ' .. \ •• �• J 6 ~ The O.ily,fenUnel, Mlddie put·t -Po~eroy , 0., TilUrsday, Od. 30, 1975 ~f!~d ~~ed~.!~!a~~:: U.M.W. met Oct. 21 at the home of Thelma .Henderson with 10 members and two visitors present. The meeting, in ·charge of the president, Nellie Parker, opened with prayer by Osle Mae Follrod followed by the hymn , "How Great Thou· •-t." "' The women worked on the annual evaluatlon report. A report on the district workshop meeting at The Plains was given by Helen Woode, June Stearns and Nellie Parker. Nine Robinson offered the name of Sarah Dawsey from Madison, Fla., working in evangelism in Brazil, from the Prayer Calendar, and a b~thday card was signed for her birthday on Oct. 30. Osie Em.ergency personnel present program to women 's group Auxiliary busy du-V4n:g mee. · tz'n:g· and the Philippines received at the district workshop. The Boys in Service will again be remembered at Christmas. The hostess served refreshments in keeping with Halloween to those named. and Isola Taylor, Kate Honacher , Char Iotte Van Meter, Janice Pullins, Clara Rolirod, Ernest Taylor, Clarence Henderson and Robert Pullins. The neKI meeting will be held at the church r,ov. IB alB p.fl) . with the program, "Neither Cold Nor Hot" on page 53 of the program booklet. Potluck refreshments will be served. f 1/ SouiheastOhio Emergency theZionChurcho.fChristwlth You' : ·and prayer by Mrs. ' Medical ServiCe personnel of that church to have the Johnson concluded . the the Rutland Station presented progr8f11. Plans wete made meeting. Refreshments were . A nwnber of contributions Foundali.on in ~emoty of the program at the October for a money •tree- with the served in the church . • were made and several · deceased post members. meeting of the women's funds to be sent to the two basem•nt , projects planned at the Child welfare and Fellowship of the Meigs children's . homes supported Tuesday n1ght meeting of the rehabilitation assessments County Churches of Christ . by the group.: Junior American · Legion were mad~. A $10 donation D&J's held ·at the Rutland Church, · . Announced were revivals Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett was . made to Veterans House of Fabrics Mrs. Merle Johnson, Mrs. Nov. 9-14 at the Bradbury Post 128 at the home of Mr. Memorial Hospital-to be paid Janet Bolin Mrs. Judy Hart Church of Christ with Danny and Mrs. Albert Roush. on the flower cart. SHOP OUR and Mrs.' Joan Stewart . Evans, evangelist, and at tlie The juni.ors made donations Read at the meeting was a BARGAIN ROOM The Rev. James Leach, to the Salvation Army , thank-you card from Home pastor, will conduct an old- demonstrated artificial · Pomeroy Church of Christ, Reduced Prices Easter Seals, Christmas Health Care Service Coor· fashioned revival at the MI. respiration explamlng what Nov. 1-9 with. the Operation On Fabrics by Si!aisand the Middleport Fire dinalor Edna Russell Hermon United Brethren in to do if sonleone has a heart Evangelize Team. A youth The Pound. Department. They also voted thanking Christi Smith, a Christ Church Nov. 5 altack and how to handle revival will be held at the Open IOTII$ to donated to the Marie member of the unit, for the through Nov. 16 with choking or severe bleeding · Bra~ord Church. of Christ, Monct.v. S.turd•y Nov. 21-23 with llle Chri~t In Moore Fund in memory of supplies she donated to the services at 7:30 p. m. each victims. · Ph. m-2110 I Mile Sovllt of Mrs. Bolin led In group Youth te!Ull to be present. deceased auxiliary members service in memory of her evening. The Rev. Mr. Mlddloport on Rl.7 and to the Child Welfare mother, the late Kather~, ~ach has had several singing with Mrs. Jane Wise New officer Jrill be elected Smith, valued at $300. at the piano. Mrs. · Jane at the December me<eUn1g. years experience as field The unit subscribed to the evangelist conducting Hazelton gave the opening Firing Une, the Carville Star revival meetings ' ~~!rough prayer, and Mrs. Ruby Rife, ~~-~f~"~~~~~............~...... ~'l~~ollr~al~~~:r~ ::~ and the Legislative Bulletin . the midwest, south and president, conducted the ·. , Plans were made to decorate Califomla. He Is preseolly · 111eeting with Mrs . . Eleanbr NOV' ,J ber. -..· Jennifer Lohse Sheets was read the tetter from In- potato chip cans for Mrs. serving ao pastor of the MI. Hoover giving the secretary's T.,.• 'Nomen dlacussed Rev. I· H It N Sail tt t d t MEN'S Pa;/ Hawks' interest In endorsed for the Meigs Local terna tiona , " er age ancy o , pas epar- Hernioo Church besides report, and Mrs . Norma Russell, the treasurer's School District Board of Heartbeat" . The cultural ment president, to be used at serving as an evangelist. ~~lalpdesh ~nd ~is10 requ~st Education at the Tuesday program entitled "This Is My Millers Cottage, Dayton , There will be special music report. It was announced· that the or on e po vaqc ne night meeting of XI Gamma Cou,ntry" was given by Mrs. Arrangements were made each evening and the for-that cou.ntry at the County M Cha te 0 f B ta Sl Flnlaw. Mrs. Hanning and to furnish several · items ·for public iii Invited. next.meeting wm be Dec. 4.at Council on Ministries u, P r e gma meeting at the church ht\re Phi Sorority. Mrs. Judy Crooks were the district juniors veterans' parties at the Athens Mental Projects discussed in- hostesses. Octd. 13. Thelrlsboclilety voted to eluded volunteering to take Health Center In Athens on etz~ sen a con . hu on. ted Nov. 13. Chrl•tmas pr·ojec'· /1. ~ senior cl tlzens to the voting • .., E F 8 ma tnc presen polls neitt Tuesday, and also BAZAAR SET were· also planned. A bridal shower honoring Debbie Hager, Mrs, Texanna Issmions mVoyage report on Discovery serving the ~an teen at a visit A Christmas Bazaar will be A rummage sale was set for '24 •tor of • Kitty Metzger, bride-elect of Well, Mrs. Gwlnnle White, ' • Y . a of Red Cross bloodmobile held at the Enterprise United Nov. 5, 6 and 7 ·an d rummage Jeffrey· Ray Darst, was given Mrs. Beulah ' White, Mrs. Chero kee Ineli an gIrI who was • Methodist Church on Nov. 5 may be left at the Legion hall abi t0 bel both th th untl, recently by Mrs. Sue Metz- Kathryn Metzger, Mrs. Betty e P e you Th "Y c 1 t" and 8 from 9 a · m· to 5 p· m· after 9 a.m. on any of the ger. and the elderly e oung areer s Gilkey, Mrs. Lola Phillips, · d th Pled contest of the Middleport Christmas ornaments, three days. Games were played with · Mrs. Ul Metzger, Mrs. Jessie J une Stea rns 1e e ge Bua1ness and Pr ofessiona1 homemadecandles,dollaand Mrs. Roush and Mrs. prizes going to Mary Jan . Houchins, Mrs. Patay Ogldln Service, "Go Tell Everyone" on page 35 of the Program Women's Club was discuased a variety of other holiday Bonnie Dalley served pizza Scaggs, Linda Lane and and daughter Missy, Mrs. Jo Bookl and .the chapter decided to itemsw.lllbeavallable. There and pop to Mrs. Gerrl Vickie Houchins. Cupcakes Krawsczyn and Mrs. Ethel ebot wkllth extra .real dings submit the names of Miss wlll also be cakes, cookies Kessinger, Kim and Lois decorated with wedding bells, Hossler. · from 0 ets on Ma aysia, and candles. The Wllling Ann, Christi Smith, Mrs. Sending gifts . were Mrs. Burma, Taiwan , South ~~~~l~y· K~tci ':r~·. ~~t; Workehl Class of the church Wanda Mohler, Anna Marie, Kool Aid, tea and coffee were' Ann Rife and daughters, Mrs. · served. Gloeckner. is sponsoring the bazaar. Mrs. Patty Might, Sandra Guests were Amy and Martha Kite, Mrs. Hazel Charlotte Hanning, social and Amy, Angela Dailey, Shelly Metiger;Mrs. Vickie Davis, Mrs. Debbie White, chairwoman, announced a Melinda Thomas, Paul Houchins, daughter Susan, Mrs. Pauline Hysell, Mr. and ONE RACK trip to Fenton Glass at DATE CHANGED Cunningham, Myra and Mrs. Mary Jane Scaggs, Mrs. Mrs. Lee Hysell, Mrs. Phyllls Wlllllllll81own on Nov. Z5. The November meeting of Joyce Lawson, Kenny Roush . Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Linda Sargent, Grace Knighting•, Mrs. Donna Byer, ways and the Meigs County Salon 710, and Kevin Smith. Angela Lane, Mrs. Debbie Fink, Mrs. Mrs. Ora Moore, Mrs. Patty means chairwoman, talked Eight and Forty, will be held DaUey presided at the Merle Manley Marcia and Kloes, Hope Rice, Jenon the "do you own thing" Nov. 10 instead of next week meeting With Joyce Lawson ' Chesher and Paula Rucker. auction to take place at the as originally schedqled. giving the prayer. · Aloo entertaining with a ,.ext meeting. shower for Miss Metzger FOOD AVAILABLE · Meeting at the Columbus were Jeannl, e Ash and Pam Soup, sandwiches, cake, pie and Southern Ohio j!;lectric Shookey at the home of Mrs. RETURNS HOME · ' and coffee will be served at Co., Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Mrs. Alma . Johnson has : the Saints Church on Raclne- Tom Baker, Middleport. R.DUCED Introduced Kay Atkins, who returned to Springfield after Games were played with PorUand Road on elecilon Is transferring from a spending the past week here day, Nov. 4, next to the voting prizes going to Jackie Brown, Charleston, W. Va. chapter. with Mr. and Mrs. Harry precinct at Old Town Fiats. Shirley Aah, Mrs. Tom Baker Mrs. Gloe'cRner, president, DavJ4. and Usa Scaggs, Punch, mints, nuts and cupcakes were served to those named THURSDAY FALL FESTIVAL HALLOWEEN PARTY at RACINE - The Racine and Glenda Brown, Della Long ·Bottom Methodist Prater, Kris Morri~ and Mel J Church, 6:30 to 7:30p.m. for PTO will sponsor a· fall Scaggs. Sending gifts were · ® all children in the Long fesllval Saturday at the Terri Owens, Narsa •• Bottom area, elementary school. A soup ' Moodlspaugh, Nancy • · HALLOWEEN PARTY at supper will begin at 5:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Use Ollr Syracuse Municipal Building followed at 6:30 with games Ebersbaeh and Connie Moodispallgh. ~ Christmas from 6:30 tb 8:30 p.nl. for the and an auction at 8 p.m. AVA.LAILI POIRINTAL Lay Away youth of Syracuse and MinersvUle. Plan! 5 BIBLE STUDIES are being •• BIRTHDAY HONORED • cooducleil at Eastern High · Members of the Racine School every Thursday and Grange 2606 mel recenUy at Tuesday from 5:30 to 8:30 the home of Mrs. Bertha Phone Today p.m. by Tom Kelly, room 103. Spencer in celebration of her ........ llA~ TRICK OR TREAT night In 91st birthday. Mrs. Spencer Is Racine, 6 to 7 p.m. for youth a charter member of the 12 and u.nder. Rust, Green, grange. Gifts and flowers FRIDAY . were presented to her along HALLOWEEN ' PARTY at with a large decorated cake. Portland Elemenlary School, Cider and donuts alo'ng with Racine, Ohio 1 p.m. Sponsored by PTO. the cake were served. Pomeroy Ohlinger Betty 102 E. Main 949-2525 · SATURDAY _.._. FALL FESTIVAL at SHOWER PLANNED Racine Elementary ESchool , Ci\RMELThere will be a sponsored by PTO. Soup supper at 5:30, games at 6:30 .J&by shower for Mrs. Sandra MEN Marcinko in the church Misses · and an auction at·Bp.m. basement here on Saturday INSULATED MONDAY WRANGLER evening, Nov. I. LETART FALLS PTO, 7:30 JEANS UNDERWEAR p.m. Ali festival committee chairmen urged to attend. Slight lrr. Values to $12.00 SALEM CENTER PTA, promoted John M. Roltgen 7:30p.m. Mr. Gillespie of the Jr. , son of Mr. and Mrs. John TOPS $}99 BOTTOMS $199 Ohio State PatrOl will speak M. Rottgen Sr. of Maaon, W. on "Safety" Va., to the rank of alrman first class. Airman Rottgen Is MONDAY Mens LADIES serving at Pease AFB, N.H., . MIDDLEPORT Garden MEN'~ LEATHER as an avionics lnalrumenl Club, 7:30 p..m. at the home WHAL ':. BONE specialist. The alrman Is a of Mrs. Sibley Slack. 19'14 graduate of Wahama High School. His wUe, ConValues To S13.95 Brown suede with cuffed collar ROTTGEN PROMOTED nie, Is the daughter of Mr. and lug sole. Sizes to 3. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. - and Mrs. James H. Lewis of Lug Sole- Sizes 7-12 The U. S. Air Force has Point Pleasant, W. Va. C'l- · /a rJapter P. , : , ns pro;ects M"SS • M +-SPECIALS- . . DOUBLE KNIT CASUAL AND er fi ted "' L ) DRESS P.ANTS REDUCED r-----------. LADIES BLOUSES: BY ------·-------.. :l LADY MANHATTAN Social Calendar a.Uditiona "BAHR ClOTHIERS ............ ......................... : .-------~----------~~= 11' Jor 8 Hows J]!JJJ '" ~: ,. ,_ · 7- The Daily Sentlne1,MictdleJlllrl-Pomeroy,O., ThiJfsday, Oct . 30, 1~75 . r•, · " , . . or tess J r , . M&ll ~ -,II.JMJII'w UJ..J...,_ Al~o lhe toJiow lng r ea l b ® r-·- estale 'situated in the town shi UnscrambletheseCourJumb)ea ----- ___ SHOES form·· rour ·ordinary words · · •· r-===., WAFRI S10MPER .,.. MEIGS MARAUD£RS GIRLS .1 ' r J [] by above *~•7. =a7liiSWIII~~tere'-'-TJ~ (fl); I XI J Mp.bile Homes For Sale Notice we aCCePt 1919- PMC2 - ii"e"drni;;-12x52 mobile home • i ncluding 8nd erpinnln g and porches , 1,3250. Phone custo mers. 985-3504 ~r 99 2 - 5596~ .. _ .l._ ID-3D-3tp SxlO ONE BE DROOM mobile .( 614 1 _____________ _ _ Oulad NYbl . JACKETS 4-4x 17.95 With . Hood I 7-14 ...95 CONVERSE MStar BasMiball SWEATERS Introducing NO. 1. HEATING OIL NO.2 HEATING OIL l Degroo Day Delivery t9fD HOLLY PARK molil.!e ltom e for sal'e . Size 12x60, •olor blue and white, feature t bedrooms , bath , kit chen , ~ining room and living l!'oom_. Fu lly furn i shed , Includes 2 air dond illoners , ,l.Ox20 awning and 10)110 U; tilify building . E xcel lent tondition . Cllll (61.4) 985 · # Gold·llut Black-White Maroon MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE Mon.-Thurs. 9 to 5-Fri.-Sat. f to I 1-1:30 Fri.-S.t. •' : Sizes To Big Boy 6 Red .& Blue • < '$12'1/· reach flal'(le~. Speclal:acreen mesh tree. All flnl~hes, all sizes same price. Get your Harthatass Fireplace SCreen Now! 1-5: JO Mon.· Thur. . Sizes· 1tNg; 3 •• ~~:I pets can't Mason West Virqinil HARNESS BOOT • Safe and PICKENS HARIMME ·co. • Phone GO'l .2l81 PAIR PAIR · .. MDft. thru Sat. 1011" Buy in bulk to save cash ·r• longer, too. -MRS, F.G. DEAR P(')LI.,tr - Mine is an energy saving Pointer. My oven instructions say it bjkes only ten minutea to preheat the oveq_. to 35U. Like most cooks I turn the oven on first thing, so as to pre~eat it. I noticed today \bat it took me almost half an hour to get till! cake ready'to go in the oven (phone calls, getting things together, etc.). So, this meant · the oven was preheating twenty minutes longer than need be. Now I turri the oven on approximately in the middle of preparation time ctbus saving a few kilowatts of energy. I have an electric stove but the same idea would save gas for those with gas stoves. - MRS. P.S. DEAR POLLY - Our baby's allergist said I should stop using ammonia or chlorine bleach around the house so I thought I really had a problem. However when I solved part of the problem I was saving money at the same time. One solution was to cut the daily newspaper down t11e center fold and then across the middle. When cleaning 1 use two pieces of the paper on windows, mirrors and any place'Of beg inn ing , conlaln ing one rod of ground, more or less . The same to be an outlet between two parcels of land owned by the said Thomas Gorrell . Also the following described relit estate, situated In the Township , County and Stare above mentioned , and bounded and described as follows : Being In LoiS 142 end U3 , Sections 14and 15, Town 3, to the outfitting of four armed vessels and set up a "naval committee" of seven members - the first standing committee for naval affairs in the colonies. mess In the kitchen. Try it you will like it, too. - JAN. DEAR POLLY - Instead of buying packaged bread crumbs I make my own in the blender. The bread crumples easier if it Is first toasted and the crumbs stay fresher •• FROM fOllow• ' . S,g!nn Lng ot the southwest corntr of said section; thence north on said section line 88 rods to a rock from which a chestnut oak 20 Inches bears south 74Va degrees east 15'12 feet ; thence east 69 rods· end 23 links : thence south 88 rods to south line of said section ; thence -.yest to the plice of beginning , containing l8 1h acres, more or less . Also t he following real estate sltueteC:a In the town ship , county and st1t1 abow-e mentioned, end In Friction A. Section 1~ . Town J, A1nge 11, Lot 16&, Oh io Componv 's Purchase, end described as follows : Beg inn ing at 1 point on the south line of seld lot , sa 1-16 rods west of the southeast corntr Of said lot; thence west on !outfi lint of 11ld tot to the southeast corner ·Of land herttofore deeded to Thomes - PARTY FAVORS -CREPE PAPER -STREAMERS -NAPKINS -NOVELTIES DY :········ 29~ " 'Presh li.F''" jeans ... because of the natural leather, crepe sole ~~~~"'" walking comfort. FUN-SIZE CANDY BARS CRUNCH $100,000 MILK CHOCOLATE CHOCO-LITE & Tasty" 14 oz. BAG 15' BARS JERGENS LOTION MYADEC VITAMINS 15 oz. BAYER ASPIRIN ,.---,............ Thltr·, S dt F111by ,. I .l.ll $.139 79~ PAMPERS LIQUID 12 oz. EXTRA ABSORBENT ' OR TABLETS 100 Et. 24's ' $}29 NELSON'S REG. 93' NELSON'S REG. 11.91 DI-GEL ........... Palcl P.olltlcal Adverii ..IT!eflt MAR'S NEsnE'S 100 CT. SOUYHERN LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION, YOUR VOTE Will Bf:APPRECIATED CANDY BAR BONANZA 100 with 30 FREE Nelson's Reg. $6.39 ,EbECT DALLAS 'HILL • GET IT ALL AT NELSON'S CANDY CORN rior;thUit corner; thine a eut to a point 58 l · 16 rods west of the east line of said lot: thence south to the place of beginning and containing l acres. more three thll\l!llncttf \!)e"Whlng pf'Ofesslon. 2. Understands- the needs of p1rents and students - the father of .four thlldren who have attended or graduated fro"' Southern . · High Sc:hool. 3. Understands the ~- needs Qf the noncertified employees - a former bus driver In the Southern L~al School Dlsfrlct ·with fifteen iears mertence. . 4. Successful Miivs farmer for 30 years. s. Attends the Apple Grove United Methodist Church. 6. Member of the , Radna. Masonic Lodge No. 461 7. Preslelent-elect Of' the, Twin Otv ,Shrine '1 Cl U· b 'r ~~·., ~ · •·. 8. Veteran of World War II- served In H1ly and. Africa two years. eFLASHLIGHTS AND BAnERIES '" . eCOSTUMES - EASY TO BE SEEN eWRAPPED CANDY .. BROCK'S FAMOUS .... • Oorr~ll by R . D. Mlddleswart ; t~ehce ~orm to sold ~rretl's · ' YOUR PARTY SAFETY ARST THIS HAllOWEEN FROM ship, Me igs County, Ohio, bel,g a part of Fraction A, Section 14 , Town 3, Range 11, Ohio Compllny's Purchllse , bound~d . and described as ·- EVERYllUNG FOR •2.39 MASKS . t·o ' Pirtlt lon t he following described rellf estate) to ·wll : Situate In Lebanon Town - Hrs.: Weekdays 9-5 Sat. 9-8 MASKS & COSTUMES •SAFE · FLAME RETARDANT The oblecf of the Complaint Is On Sale! Special Prices in Every Department of IKe Store. eBRIGHT EASY-TO-SEE ' • Ma11J Knits ' CONTINUES ASSORTED HALLOWEEN COSTUMES Sew Now soft pastel Knits. the SALE NELSON'S ' • •• OOUAR STRETOIER AT ____ _______ _ .For ChriStmas summer. I then put them in the bird feeder in the winter. The birds like them as well as sun flower seeds. - MRS. H.J.M. You will receive a dollar II Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly'• Problem o'r solution to a problem. Write Polly in care of thia newspaper. Range 11. of the Ohio Com - -::------:---~~2~~ totice • • ••• •..• ·glass. I wet one piece for the deaning and then polish with the dry one. ~ger prints are gone and I have a beautiful cl~an job with no smell. The papel'!l are kept neatly stored in a rack on a cabinet door. BEV. DEAR POLLY - I save money spent on buying bird seed by drying and storing m!!I~-"- - seeds during the n~ --:.--------------- $9fl ' . · . PAIR BOYS LEATHER Tempered glass radiates more heat than conventional screen. .,,•• Budget Pay Pllin POMEROY LANDMARK 'JLJackW. Carsey, Mgr. -!!) .. w. pany ' s Purchase . Beginning lit Richard' Haddo x's South . ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...Jwest corner . thence north about 7 rod1 ; thence wes t to ROOM and bollrd for senior John W. Haddox ' s corne r ; c itizens, 11ery nice . Phone then ce south with road abOut 7 992 -3509. rods ; thence to the place of 10-12 -tfc beg inning , containing 2 acres, - - -- - - - - - - - - - more or less . t598 , NOTICE Oli You lire requ ir-ed tq answer I0-30-3tc PUBLICATION with in 28 d11ys after the lllst To : Geo rge Oeem . Jr ., publication ot • notice , Wh ich 19115 14x70 •Tf! l\ tLER , ex . whose last known residence will be published once each h i lent con(Jil'lon, 'espe c ial tv• was East Liverpool, Oh lo wee_k tor six successive weeks. ~u llt for offices. Low price 43920 · Frllnklln O'Neil. whose beg tnnlng Thursday , Oc tober U,r quick sa le. Phone (304 ) last known residence was Old 16, 1975 . The last publicat ion fS -192.1 or 675-5829. Pittsburgh Road. Rochester , will be made on No11ember 20, Pennsylvania 15074 ; Hobert 1975. and the 28 da~.s 'for an lcenhower , whose tnt known sywer will commence on that residence was 116 Pacolet date . In ca ~e of your failure , Drl\l'e, Gaffney, s. c. 29340 : or otherwlse r to respo"d as William Icenhower, whose required by the Ohio Rules of T~E MEIGS Alumni ore last known residence was R. Civil Procedure, lodgment by •ponsorlng a ' n,asquera'de F 1 o., Wendy Drive. Baltic, def~utt will be rendered Jl{)ance , Sa turday , N01J 1 i ~ Conn . 06330 ; Jerrv Icenhower . aglltns t you for the relief ~rom 9 p .m . to 1 a.m . at the whose IllS! known ' res idence demanded In the claim . ;Ru tland G '(mn aslum . was 5430 Clover ly Avenue . ..IAdm iss ion S2 person . SJ Temple City, Callfornl• 91780 ; Larry Spencer 'touple . Several rock bands , Jo An, Conard, whose last Clerk of Courts )>r tno beve rages . Games known residence was Route 1, Me igs County .and pr izes . Adults 18 and Croton, Ohio 43013 ; Mary Jo Common Pleas Court. 110,v er . Mock , whose last known ~__ 1'1 10 ci9 •121 C reSidence wu 1053S Rose (101 16, 23,30 !Ill&, 13. 20, &tc Avenue . Apt . 17, Los Angele~ . California; and the unknown taelr.s and de111sees of Martha ' ' ~ ' 1'175 lllltellne O'Neil , deceased : YOu are hereby notified Jhlf By United Pre11 . In· you havt been named defendants In a legal action lerllaUoaal entllltd Garnet E. Johnson, et PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30at., plaintiffs, · vs . Edna Shroads, et al., defendants . Coogresa gave final approval This action has been •sslgned Case Number 15 ,617 , and is ' ' pentnng In' the Gourt of v •• Common Pleas, Meigs County , Pomeroy , Oh io 45769. l Enefgy Savings! . COMFORT TOP KNEE HI HOS£ s2o PollY's _pointers 12, 1~7 5, ~ t _ \ 0 : 00 o'clock A . M ., the fo~l o w t ~g descrlb~d real es tate. to .w •t : Sltuat .ed in Bedford · Town sh tp , Me igs Cou nty , Ohio .. . . . . ~cmg m Sectton 16,_ Town Sh tp 3, Ran9e 11, Ohto Com panv·s Purchase. Bcg lt;lnlng DEAR READERS at,thecen~erof . th ewes t ltneof f'ollowlng letters •oncern sat d Sec t ton 16 ; th_ence cas l ., " 116 rod s to the wes t lme of tar:1 d ways readers are meeting the now ~ r form er ly owned ~Y C.: high Cf,ISts of inflation by A . Hmes and Id a M . Hm es ; thence sout h 171 "J rods ; thef'!ce conserving, salvaging and eas t ~4 rods .lo th e center tm e generally making do. One or satd sec t ton ; thence south 67 1 7 rods ;J hencewes t8 0rods ; small saving may DOl seem thenc e nort h 42 rods ; thence worth worrying about but west _100 rod_s to th e west line of S!!lld s~ct!on ; theflce north multiplied by millions it on the west lt neotsatdsec ti on , really adds up._ POLLY. 38 rod~ to lhe _PI.a:ce of beg l nntng , conlatntng 59 acres, m?re or less. . DEAR• POLLY - Money , Excep tmg 1.6a cre con~Jeyed to Joseph Stanl ey, by deed csn <~ be saved by buying r ecorded In V olume 2-18 , Pa ge larger quantities. of things 755. Meigs County Deed that are frequently used. We Records . . F ur th er exceptmg . 2.3 acres buy gallon size cans of conv eye d to Herbert Gilkey , by deed r~ cord ed in Volume cooking oil and then transfer 243, Page 283 , Meigs County what we need to a smaller Deed R e cord ~ . The for ego mg ,r eal estate , container. For a ''daily use after sales of port tons th er eof , container" for this cooking oll Is all of th ~ r eal esta te r em l!l nlng whtch was co n . we . use an item that was veyed to Sold 1~\Jest m e nt s , by previously just discarded deed recorde~ tn Volume 240, Page 725, Metgs County D ee d the plastic bottle that panRecord s. cake syrup comes in. The noTermsof Sal e : Cash,fornot less · t_han lwo -third s of the drip, push11ull spout really ap~ratsed IJalue, payable upon works beautifully, and allows d elivery o f deed . Appra1sed one to measure out any value : $2,50 0.00 . Robert C . H ~rte nb a c h needed amount of oil without ' Sheri ff , MeigS Coun ty it dripping down the neck. line of R. Connell's farm ; ClO J 9, 16, 23. 30 ; ( 111 6, 5tc thence south 20 feet to the - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - This surely makes for less 1. Understands the _needs ~f te•chirs ·• hes screen.' LADIES 49c PAIR · ne\Vglas$ V-NECK With EMBLEM REG. REG•. neW FUEL _OIL &ome. oa s ran9e , e le<:: , Jl'e fri geral or , new carpe t lng 1 ery cle an . Can be seen 81 ingsbur y Home Sales . 1100 . Mai n' St . or c'a ll 992 -7034. • l _ _ -!, ~ __ 10-30-4tC ..__,..... ___ __ _ HIKEI\ SHOE REG. '$12.00 E)(CCUiton tS5U('d by the Court of Con)mon Pleas of M c tgs ing at a potrit on tne tne ot said Lot 166, 43 rods and 12 links west of t~e sou theast c\lrner of said tot at a !lone ;_ th ence west 14 rod s and IJ 7-11 lin ks to a stone ; thence north se rods ; th ence easl14rodsand 13 7·111inks to a stone ; then ce south 88 rods to the pit'lce of beginning. ·contatnlno eacres, and joining land heretofore deeded to '1.. Thomes · Gorrell bV R . C. Middtes.wart and wue an·d / recorded Oece mb~r 24, 1894 in 'l'HEY1R!E 'TH~OWN IN Oeed Book 78, Pages 585 a·nd 586. BY SOME Wij(i) Also the followfnQ real WANT TO STOP. estate situated In the town -· ship , county and state abolofe menticne.d, and bounded as follows : Beginning at the Now ai'ranp tho circled letton southeast corner of Lot 166 ; to form the IUrprUe aJI!IWOf, U thence west to Thomas Gorrell's east line ; thence ;::+~~::;:;=~::;:==~·::•uueotod the eutoon. north wi t h !!!l d Thomas Gor rell ' s east line to a line '-7'- Pril l...;... runn ing west from Henderson ' IJ· I l• • Price's northwe"st corner ; t (A.uwen lo.aorro• J thence east1o said Henderson Price 's northwest corn er · • IJumble.~r DRAFT BEFIT KNoTrv SCHOOL thence south along tine ot said Yellerd•f• ' Lot 166 to the place . of ~ · A~t~•t!rz Tlri1 eat It tometlmtt lnvolvtd 111 card beginning , Being In Section 14. t gamrl-T,HE Kt.TTY ·Range 11. Town J, and being a par t of fraction A, and con " ta ining 24 acres , more or less . Al~o the following described real est.!!lle situated in the 12 • )( 05 mobil e "'hom'~. 2 F R 1DAy oNLy, Oct . 31 . Sale Township of Lebarion , County held Inside . Good clothing, of Meigs a.nd State of Ohio , ~edroo m s , on Flatwoods lldults lind children, old being ih Section 13, Town J. Rd ., po m e roy . Un diShes and picture frames . Range 11 , Lo t 166, of the Ohio d:erplnn ;ng , iY:-P h 6 x'' 20 Many misc . items. Brad- Company's Purchase and ciWt:ing and J sets of 's teps . bury - watc:h tor signs. more ' fully describe'd as Wrtte or call VIolet Batey, · 10 29 21 follows : Commencing alA . H. 1.5 48 Rose , H i ll Rd ., Re yn o ld sbur g , ( 614 ) 864 · ---------- --:.._~ p Price's and R. w. Connell's southeast corner, running 2J90 , ' ' ...--::-------W--;-I.~II;-west 10 feet ; thenc e northeast .. 10 -29 -4tc Yes.~ 20 feet to the north and south Bays Lather Flannel Shilts PANT SUITS a-nd • ) Wril e of 1 t ' Marguerite's Shoes .... ,_ state lo sec lion . to wn , ran ge County , Ohio , I wi ll off e r for bO ro d d sat e. ~~ public auction . at the . a ve mer_,t n ~ 'a!l front door ·ot the Courth ou !;, e in 1 co.f'!'P_ a ny i Purcha s,e, ·Pom•roy. O_ " ;o. on Nov ember escrtbed as follows : ..,. 1• "' ' one IeUer., to each sqliare, )to STAR SUPPLY c ounty , NOTICE Purs~an,l DAYTIME ' .. ~eJIIUA ftyt,olt ~OU]t, p!IIA~tADM • 'u t • NELSON'S REG. 12.63 . I • 10% DISCOUNT M Pedwin Shoes .Chapman's StilES Mlln StrHt Pom•roy, Ohio Leal her refen In UttPCfl ' .. \ •• �8 1'ht.• Oaily Sent inel, Middleport - 1 \mwr t• ~ , 0 .. '11111 • -..' . ( lt ·t. :10. 197~ ~:~~;il.~~i~o:::;::~~:~:,: N_o~:-ellow_ee_nP -art-y 1For Fast Results Use The· Sentinel Classifi~ds ..A ,~·;,;,H. no lorgor t hoi>rs . dl1"ness OM th e ''' s iA r~ night . Likf" eye s 1ears . th~t too k through Martin Restaurant Sat NIJV .} 1975 •r missed by t1 1s wife, Ruth Donohew 10 JO i tc ~ ~dl}' 3 HEAD Of {8 !11e w ith r ed DEADLINES ' .C an celiaHon Wi l l be acc ep te dCQrr unt ec il tions 9 a m.. tor Day ot Publica t io n REGULATIONS Th e Publi sher rese rves fhe right to edit or rej ect any ad s deeme d ob j ec tional . T he pub li she r wilt' not be responsib le fo r mer e than one incor rect insNilon . Notice radio . Special. ****************************~ : 1974 CHEVROLET 4-Wheel Drive ~ . ! · ·4495 *~ * --- * We have the right deal for you * lelia.,le Service after the depl --------------Real Estate For Sale t K 10 3 2 • 10 8 7 4 WEST EAST ·-BORN LOSER POMEROY MOTOR CO. l---------------------------J · For Rent TRAI(ER~Pa~;-tc;;-;~;-ln 5 FT. BRUSH hog , 3 pt . hllch , Mlddlepor1. Phone 992 ·5434 . 10.21 -'26tc J 1\ NlJ 'I ROOM furn ished and 3 ROOM furnished unfurni shed apartments . Phone 992 ·5535 . Phone 99 ?- 543~ , 4 17 11c house . 10-21 -tic ---------------- TRAILEt< :,fJdCe for rent. All ~MA LL HOU SE IN Mid · dleport area . \deal for uti·titles . Phone 992 -5535 . 9 16 If retired couple. References ____________ .:....__:__2 preferred . Phone 992 ·1791 ' 2B EDROOM trailer . Reeds. after <I p. m . ville . Phone (6 141 378 ·6384 . ..L ---·--------~~0~~ 10 · 24 · 61~ -------- -----CCtU Nlw Y Mobile Home '2 BEDROOM trailer, real Park , Rf . 33 , ten miles north nice . Phone 99'2 ·3324 . of Pomeroy Lergc lots with 10 -2<1 -ttc concret e pa l ios-.~ Si dewalks , -- --- ---- · -runner s and off str eet 'F URN I SHED' tlf.lan ... eolo ., uarking . 'Phone 99171i79 . adults only In Middleport 17 Jl If< Phone 992 38H . l ·25 ·1f< FREE RENT AT VILLAGE MANOR IN M1D · 38 MPG 93MPH DLEPORT! We are so sure that you will love our apart . menfs thai we give you two weeks RENT FREE . Just pay your sccurlt'JI deposit and stay six montt"ls. and the first 2 weeks is free . You wlll enjoy mor.thly leases, all electric living . carpeting, range and refrigeralor, free trash pickup , cable TV lopllonal,\ and la undry facilities . Convenient to shopping on Third and Mill in Middtepor!. VILLAGE MANOR is yours for one bedroom apartments starting at l104 monlhly plus el ec . We pay for everything else . see the ...Manager at Riverside Apartmenls or call 992-3273 . This offer will end soon , so move In now and seve 1SSS . 10·23-ttc Dealer REJjOV..,&TED-- 2 B.R. home oo 33 North . Bath, garage and large lot . $16,000. 10 -10 JOHN Deere dozer , 6 fl . blade winch, canopv, reversal bar , good ' con . dillon . S4.500. Phone 16141 985 -3594. 10.29 -41p TWO uphofs1e"fea chairs . -lT Interested , ca ll Herry Swan . Portland, 8.43·2223 . 10·28.Jtc POMEROY - 711> acres. 4 BR, bath. carpeting. paneling, tile, N. gas, hot water heat, storm doors & windows, water softner. $15,000. POMEROY - 3 BR. bath, 16141 661 · 3~84 . TV room , utility R., H.W. 10.28 -3tc floors, N. gas heat, full LOCU ST posts , 370 Win · basement. large lot. $9,500. chester 20 gauge . Phone 7<12 · MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR, 2359. 10.28·51p bath. carpeting, paneling, llle, full basement, utility 70,000 BTU GAS STOVE , S100. R.. N. gas FA heat, car. • 1963 Ford 500XL V.8. part, storm doors & win· automatic . Sl80, McCulloch dows. In excellenl con250 saw, $75 . All excellent. Phone 742 .2359. dillon. $13,000. 10-28 -6tp RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining R, bath, !)replace In LR, 5 HE A 0 purebred Hereford carpeting. paneling, tile, N. cows. brect to freshen in February . Phone 949-2822. gas heat, porches, garage. 10·28 ·3tc $9,500. POMEROY - 5 acres, 3 ONE Hoover washer, while BR , bath, N. gas heat. city wlfh yellow trim , woodgrain lop, 175. Phone 992 -5006. water, porches, storg. bldg . 10-28 -3tc In good condition. $/,900. MIDDLEPORT - 2 story AI RCO welding machine, new , elec. all accessories frame, 3 BR, 2 baths. Included . · Phone 9'i'2 -J410. dining R.• utility R.• N. gas 10-28 -tlc furnace , storage bldg . Walk to shop. $8,300. NOW sel ling Fuller Brush TO BUY OR SELL - CAlL Products. Phone 992·3<110. 10-6·1fc US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE. REMINGTON, , 1,100 auto; Henry E. Cltllnd, Broker new 12 or 20 go. 1172.50. 992·2259 F1fe's , Middleoort. 0~ 10.1.36tc HD -5 LOADER , good con . dllion . Phone evenin"gs , TWO - bedroo-m - furni Shed apartment in Middleport. Phpne 992.3179 . 3 RM . BATH furnished apt. In Middleport . Inquire a1 Kay's Belluty Sa lon , 169 N . Second , Middleport. . 10·29 -4tc ONE bti<lroom t railer apart ment . Phon e 997 ·5248 or 992 . 3436. 10.26 -6tc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE George S. Hobstetter Jr. Box 101, Phone 985·4116 After 4!00 P.M. -------------- NEW LISTING - 10 rooms, bath, hot water heat, large kltcheh , 4 bedrooms and dining. Larqe lot In Racine. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME I SEE US FIRST. ·-- t A Q6 4 Neither vulnerable North East s. s. 6• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass t• ~~~~ Pass Pass Dble . Pass An Ohio reader wants to know if we approve of the 19point , two-club opening. This is a very complicated modern convention that has not found many sponsors . We do not use it and do not recommend it. lnstead, we prefer either all strong two bids or the use of the two-club open· · h mg as I e only rorcing bid to show either a notrump hand of 23 or more points or a forcing two-bid in an unspecified suit. (For a copy of JACOBY Sir Lancelot felt that with his trusty sword he could han· die three ordinary knights. He also felt that with lhe trusty spades he would take his chances against the other three suits. Lancelot"s four spade bid was typical of his style at bOth bridge and war. His pass over live spades was a bit of guile. · MODERN, send $1 to: '"Win Heleltthathewantedtoplay al Bridge ," c/ o this six , but knew that his reputa· newspaper, P. 0 . Box 489, lion was such that if he bid it Radio City Station, New York, on his own he wouldn 't be N. Y. 10019) ,, • '" ._.,. '~ 1 ': .., ....... . ~ ~.'6td by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS tO Concerning I Be lncan( 2 wds.) ' ' '! •· ' .. descent 5 French city 10 Meander 11 Fly a plane 12 Eager ,·: ' , ' = 13 Bird dog 14 Hankering 15 Sub's : weapon .. ' • (abbr.) ' .r ' /1 I I what,.....-::;.,....-----,, it While" (2 wds.) !Ill Tavern 21 Shoo! Z2 Chaplain Z5 Tablet of DOWN I Reb's color !Paramour 3 4 Tie the knot 5 Forestall Yesterday's Allswer ' 15 Falsehood Z7 King Kong 18 - Sandbw-g or I Slower %1 Proof- Godzilla, Sheepllke reading term e.g . 29 Prefix for hopper %2 Onetime role for Richard 30 - succes- slvely Boone %3 Windflower 11 In uniaon ( 2 wds.) U Argwnent %5 Prophet ~~~- chestnut 31 ChQice 35 Mean!! of acceas :rl But ( Lat.) 38 Designate r~~~~ stone Zllndlgo plant %l Boooet . .. _ . dweller? It To Believe ~~~::::r-~)1\rfAN~~\NfF~T}~~~lf~~~~=!~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~Ba~eader Mt=SS WITH THG :.REMAINSfVv"G'LL..-eRCI'-JZE: TH'SHQE::$ :d':ch .......................... .. '1 RIVERSIDE AMC AN' PANTB AN' STICK 'EWI AlOP A 3Z Electrical CHt='AP GRAVG610Nt=. - tenn 33 War of • Blmice Bldl 0101 FOJ Frldey, Oct 31, 1175 ARIES (Morell 21·Aprll 11) There will be some minor domestic disturbances today, but don't let them Interfere wtlh plans you and your mate have for this evening. Jenklns'- . 1--·~ ,,' '' ..' "';;:;~.b..~. . i ' · .~ MR. WITH JIM WILLIAMS ·· ' to 2:00 A.M. delermined ~ GENTLEMEN! HONE~YA5 LONG 1'0 THEY BREATHING, THEY E NOT100 OLD I It 'I ON ~ .. · ' ' WMPO FM STEREO 92 I XH wL . I ' -t "I , I ' HERMAN GRA.TE W.VA. ·I NBUWM WMXZ ..•' . MASON FURNtnJRE GL \' DPHM others won 't. SAGITIARIUS (NOt. 11-011. 21) You won't be able lo cal the shots as you'd like too.y, but you will make the most ol bed situations. CAPRICORN (Dec. 11-.IM. 11) You'll howe to make a dect· slon today that wtlt atfectlwo _...__,_..._~ GEMINI (Moy 21-.lune 20) It AQUARIUS (Jill. lt-Pell. 11) you think all your linanclal moves through carelulty today the results wilt be prolltable. Loss Is likely It you're lm· You're far more adept todoy working wtth your heed lhlln you are wit h your handa. Be csreful It using tooto. pulslve. PISCES (Fob. 20-MIIcll It) Though It will be a trying dll)', CANCER (June 21-.lul)' 22) Be sure you're the one who has control over the family\ purse today. You'll get mileage from a dollar that others can't. YZBNVSQKS VGWWVS You'll succeed In what you undertake today . You're prepared to exert the exttl Iftort and sutter lnconven- friends . Tilt your anawer toward the one who hu prOVWt most loyal In the past. .One letter simply stand• for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L"s, X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dllerent. X "< SCORPIO (Oct 24-NDf. II) dar your own root calm will prevail. CRYPTOQUOTE ' rearrange their Itinerary to lUll . yours. ~ AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW ' malorlty wishes today lniiMd of trying to gel everyone-to upset you more than. usual. However, once you 're back un- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AT LEA$T DAVIS AND Hl6 OPANOOON WERE TAURUS (April 20·111)" 20) dey. little things at work will -:-+-1-+-1 ,: , 39 Bound and ' .' "Great Country Stereo" -t-+--i :::;-+-i-+-1 You're a bit temperamental to- tlnguishes ~~~~~~~l~· .~·~,:~~ 88 ;:~a! ' '' . '. LISTEN TO 34 Much used 34 EK- · 1 . .. j 6:00-Coiumbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10 . 6: 15--Folk Literature 3. 6:25--Farm Report 13 . 6:3o-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers I; Farmtlme 10; Blue Ridge Quartet 13. 6:4()--{)unce of Prevention 10 . 6: 45--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reparts 10: News 13. 7:00-Todoy 3,4,15: A.M. America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7: ~Schoolles 10. .. 8:00-Lucy Show 6: Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:3o-Big Valley 6. 9:00-A.M. 3; Phil Donal\ue 4,15: Lucy Show 8: Mike Douglas 10: Morning with D.J. 13. 9:3o-Not For Women Only 3: One Life to Live 6; Musical Chairs 8; New Zoo ~evue 13. tD :txi--Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4,t5; Dinah 6; Give-NTake 8.10:: Mike Douglas 13. t0 :3o-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15: Price Is Right 1,10. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Gamlblt 8, 10. 11:~Hollywood Squares 3.15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4: Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 12 :00-Magnlflcent Marble Machine 3,15: Showoffs 13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8,10. 12:3o-3 for the Mortey 3,15; All My Children 6,1:i; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12: 45--E lee. Co. 33. 12:55--NBC News 3,15. 1:00-News 3: Ryon's Hope 6,13: Phil Donahue I; Young 8. The Restless 10: Nol For Women Only 15. 1:»-,Daysol Our Lives 3,4, 15; Let's Make a Deal6,13; As the World Turns 8,10. 2:00-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13:: Guiding Light 8,10. 2:~Doctors 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason ~.13; Edge of Night 8,10. 3:00-Anolher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Match Game 8,10: Say Brother 20. 3:JO--One Life to 'Live 13: Max B. Nlmble6; Tattletaln 8,10; Black Perspective on the News 20. 4:00-Mr. Cartoon :i: Merv Griffin 4: Somerset 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6,8; Mister Rogers 20,33: Movie ··city Beneath the Seo" 10: Dinah 13. 4:~Bewllched 3: Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family I; Sesame St. 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:00-Bonanro 3; Family Affair 8: Star Trek 15. 5:3o-Adam.12 4: News 6: Beverly Hillbillies B; Ele<:. Co. 20,33: Adam·12 13. . 6:00-News 3,4,8.10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge • Lodge 20. 6:3o-NBC News3,4, 15; ABC News t3: Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10: Two-Way Street 20. 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3; Political Talk 4: Lawrence Wlik 8: Bowling for Dt>llars 6: Aviation Weether 33; News10; Don Adams Screen Tnt 13: Family Alfllr 15: Ohio Ji>urnal 20. 7 : ~Porfer Wagnoner 3: Bobby VInton 4; Candid Camero 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agrontky 20: ·w.ooo Pyramid 101 To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Bock Perspective Oil the News 33. 8:011--Sanlord and Son 3,4,15; Barbary Coast 6,13; Big Eddie 8,10: Washington Week In Review 20.11. 8:30--Chlco & the Man • 3,4,15; MASH 8,10; Wall Street Week 20,33. ~ . 9:00-Rockford Flies 3,4,15: Movie 6,13; Hawaii Flye. 0 8.10: Firing Line 20: Masterpiece Theetre 33. 10:00-Pollce Woman 3,4,15: Barnaby Jones 1,10; News 20: Paul Nuchlms 33 . 10:3o-Avlatlon Weahther 20. 1t :00-News 3,4.6.8, 10,13,15: ABC News 33. 1t :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Scream, Blacula, Scream" 13: Sammy & Company 61 Movie "Till Horror at 37.000 Feet" 8: Movie "Horror Rlseo from the Tomb" 10; Jonokl 33. 1 : ~tdntght Special 3,4,15: Movie "Screttm, Blaculo, Scream" 6: Movie "Terror In the Haunted House" 10. 1 : ~News 13. . 2:~Movle "The Ghost & Mr. Chicken" 4. 4:~Movle "Diary of a Madman" 4 Astra. . Grapt:l Brown zt Grow ~. Good Selection & NO AMC Dealer Can Beat Our Deal. embarrassed 12 Kin to 20 Across ( mus.) 7 Trellised poc1 or corn window 17 Eat one's 8 Everlasting 9 Arranged 19 ~~ _ Now we picks a objec', an' when Rufus come back in. he'll tell us " ltl U Financially r------:---:---::-v-=:----:-:--' II Prefix for r Upper Rhe~ Rd. GALLIPOLIS PH.m·9100 Authorized Dealer Soulh By Oswald & Jam•• Jacoby '' ...•'• Phone 773-5592 PHONE 446-4060 West Op.ning lead - 4 • BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS ROUTE 1 Q.t.LLtPOL11, OH10 NIXT TO OLD II LVIII 8111001 t8 •AKJ8765 • 10 3 0\Ji..'/ ~ \JJI\0 KIJO.US WH~RE 1 ' _ COMPLITI GAitAGI IUYICI AUTOM.t.TIC TRANI. A IPaCI.t.LTV NaW & UIID PAIITa 8DDY IHOP IIAOIATOII RIPAIII •AQ6 32 111~ See It & Drive Weekdays 10:00 A.M. • J 975 "'K J 9 5 tap You Have To 12 ROOMS - Nice older home, 2 baths, gas furnace, and 2 nice level lots . $27,000. .AKJ95 I ~.-1-'iG TO... I'M is! 76's- Now In Stock! RIVER FRONT LOT - and 7 ............ room house. 2 baths, furnace, on nice corner. $23,500. -------------- -----------·--10·29 ·3tc . Don Witts VJI. S200 . Phone 1614 ) 985 .3594. 10-29 -41p •Q3 •Q8642 SOUTH W!N CO 'IOU KeeP - --------------- Full One and Two acre lots for sale now at the WildwoOd Estates, located at Flatwoods, between Route 7 and Old 33. Also new Bi· Level home readv to move into located sary~e area. lf 'interested call or see 992-2126 -------------- __________ __ _ allowed to play there. So he passed and let West push him into six. West passed over the six spades and poor East fell into the trap just as almost anyone would . He doubled! East's king of hearts won the first trick , but that was all for the defense. Diamonds didn 't break, but Lancelot was able to pick up West"s jack after East showed out on the second diamond lead. East had a really cheap save at seven hearts, but there was no way for him to know that Lance lot had bid his six spades to make , not as a sacrifice . 30 .7 " Blown into Walls & Attics STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT · WINDOWS. ALUMINUM S IDt NG•SOF FITT GUTTERS ..fliWNINGS Johnson Masonry NORTH IDI • 10 9 4 2 • • ·For Rent - - ·- - --------- PII.Mf.- J 992·7608 PACER Aalhorlzed "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Til8 Pomeroy .. .•, Blown Insulation Services 1:05--Tomorrow 4. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31,1975 He carries two-edged sword ·~ ! ,J. FREE ESTIMATE~ 6,13; News 20 . 10 :3()--To Be Announced 33. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,13,15; ABC r..ws 33 . 11 : Io-News 8.1 0. . 11 : 3o-Johnn'y Carson 3,4, 15; Mannix 13; FBI6; Janak I 33. 11 :4o-Movle "The Family" 8; Movie " Homecoming" - 10.· 12 :3o-Longstreet 13: Mannix 6. 1:00-Tomorrow 3: Political Talk 4. WIN AT BRIDGE .... ' m.ooo. Upper Rlvtr Rd. GAU.IPOLIS I ·.:.. 9:00-Eilery Queen 3,4.15:: : Streets of San Franct6. 13; Movie "The French Connection" 8,10: Clilsslc Theatre 33.; L~w and. Mr. Jones 5. 10 :()()-Burke's Law 5; Medical Story 3.4,151 Harry 0 1: 3o-Longstreet 6: News 13. ---------·--- - Wanted * ~**************************** I Phone 742·2331 . Roger Wamsley· RUtland · 10·15-1mo. 10 -l ·JOtc · 1 KNOW NOTH1N6 · ABOUT THO!;& &&YOND WHAT ~16FEET POP THiV RAPIOEiD AI\IP J;A~Y TO THE NJ;W~ SAW! CONF5RI!NCe!· • R&J COINS 1600 Nye St. PomerQy P!l. 992·3313 or 992·5880 ,.... CAPI'AIN EASY n; ;. ;. 1!5 on - 992-215& I air cond., power steering & brakes, 8' bOdy ,,., ton. 350 V·8. power steering and brakes, >4- automatic transmission. R. step bumper, radio. A *popular model 1!. priced to go . ' ' LARRY __________ _____ CAlL TODAY 1969 QtEVROi.ET BEL AIR .".~~~..'795 * Appraisal service estates and collections. 19 75 FORD FlOO truck . Phone t973 FORD 3, ~ !on pickup, V -8, 5307 ,• & Remodeling 4 speed, p.s .. p .b ., n ew paint , 10·18-121p 992' 7447 good condit i on . S2,100 . 10 21 12tp Bird & Mastic Vinyl Phone 1614l 985 -3594. Siding 10 -29 --tlp 1N DA SH 23 Channel Citizen's 19"67 RAMI:lLE R, $150. Phone Band trans ce iver, ~ am - fm A lean, Alcoa & Wolverine 992 .2692 or can be seen at 957 mpx radio , a !rack stereo . Alumioum Siding L,AVE~DER 1974 GMC Jim my , .t wheel Broadway, Middleport. Call 992-3965. Bird Vinyl Gutters drive . au tomat ic, p.s., "tape 10 -24 .7tc Syracuse:, Ohio 9-5-tfc · and Downspouts player , heavy duty trailer WELL train ed Beag les, also Ph . 992:3993 Soffits of all kinds towing special. Excellent wh_ile guineas . Phone 7112 · 1967 F"O R D Conver tible, runs 4-10 -1 mo. 1q.s.1s co ndillon . 'Call after 5: 30 AMMO Wholes"ale . Deer slugs·, 25'2 1 or will l radc tor any good. $225 . Phone 992 ·530 1. $1.29 ; Brenneke slugs, $<1 .95 p .m . 992 -3829 . kind of guns . · -10 23 -lOtc per box, all sho t shells 10 -79 -Aic 10 24 6l c wnolesale. Black powder , D & D TREE Trimming , 20 TERMITE treatment. Spec ial years experience . Insu re d, $175 average , house . 5 yr . 1 OWNER', 1971 Monte Carlo. $2 .90 l b . Lots of new and FREE TO GOOD HOME fre e estimates . Call 992-3057 guarantee . Phon e 992·7826. 400 V -8. auto . , p .s .. p.b .• air used guns, F ife's back of Sm all , whi te spayed female or {11 667 -3041, Coolv i ll e. 10-29 -41p cond .. bucket seats , am . Speed Queen Laundrymal, ' 10 -15-tfc pup , gentle disposition , .~II radio , stereo tape player, Middleport. Phone 992 -7<194. ELwo(;;;-sowe~s Fi"EPA"IR shots . I ndoor home w1lh g reen with dark green >Jinyl we trade for anything , Sweepers , toasters , irons . TLC n eeded . Co ntact E"><:tAVA f tNG', oozer , load er lop . Phone 992 -6192 af ter 4 10-26-12tp Humane Sociely, 992 5427 all small applian ces. Lawn . 1975 YAMAHA 360 MX. E> and backhoe work ; septic p m. mower , next to Stale Hig~ aft er 6 p .m . or 992 -2639 . 10. 23 -t fc celtent condition, nev er tanks in stalle-d ; dump 10 28· 61C way Garage on Reule r: raced . Phone (6141 985 -3302 WE HAVE . shotgun shells, truck s and lo boys for hi r e; -·rifle · shells, cleaning ac · evenings after 5 p.m ., Pt;lone 985 -3825. 1970 CHEV . station wagon, wi ll hau l fill dirt, top soli. 10-26-Stc cessories , hunting clothes. 4·l6 ·1fepower ~ leering , automatic . LOVABLE WHITE li mestone and 9ravel,j Call • black powder guns boots, SNOWDRI FT Grea t Phone 843 ·2459 . $700 . nob or Roger Jeff ers·. day and accessories, reloading IO.J0·6ip 1969 V.W, rebui .l t eng i ne , Py rene es puppies . phone 09 2 7089. n ight phone S E I-' r tC TANKS c l ea ned . materials, scopes, mounls, Reasoni!ble . Ca lli {614) 667 · Modern San I tatlon , 992 -3954 9f/2 3525 or 99 2-5232 . $1.050 . B.!!rrel seddle, 150, knives, steep ing bags , boal 3838 even ing s or we ekends . 1964 eu tCK good cond l tlon, 2 11 lfc or . 992 ·7349 . 100 AMP square d breaker lackets and cushions, 9· 18 ttc House of the Seven Goebe l 's $:)00 . Phone 992 -7252 . panel , lik e new , S25 . 36 in ch holsters . belts , rifle straps 10 -30 -3tc F arm. Coo lvi l le , Oh io. WE ~PEClALtZt; In mobile ex haust tan , $35 ; Rupp m ini · and much . mvch more at 10.JD .61p BACKHOe tt~r renT, hour or hom e furMce repair . Phone bike , $40, '1 sets French Ind ian Joe's Spor ts and conlract . Reg. or e)l · ---------~----- 197 1 MATADOR . 4 dr . auto, V · 992'5858 . doors, 'siO . Phone 99'1 -7889. CB'S , 308 Page Sl., Mid · !l , p .s., S1095. Phone (614) _c11v at ing type. Septic tanks 9. 18-tfc 10·29 -61c dleport . 667 -3956. Installed . Bitt Pullins. Phone 10·11 -30tc 992-24/B. RN need ed Sat urday and WILL trim or cu t trees and SPOT S before ycur eyes - on Sund ay only , 7 to 3, day . Ca ll 8-27 -ttc shrubbery . Phone 949-2545 your new cllrpet - Remove Arc "a dla Nursing Home . 12 x 70 TRAILER , 2 bedroom, or 742-3167 . them with Blue Lustre. Rent ce ntral air , total elec . , S'EWTN G MAC \Tt'N"E,"" ._ 10·8·26tc ,Coolville. 1·1614) 667 ·3196. elec t r i c shampooer . utility building . take o't'er 10-29 -61C Repa i rs . service , all makes . Drug Store . 3 BEDRM . nouse in Racine . Nelson's payme nts . Phone (304) 882 · 991 2284 . The F,i!bdC 1 Shop , C. BRADFORD , AUctioneer . 10.30 .61c 9.49 ·2671 . Phone HAIR DRESSER, pi!rl time. 3340 after S p .m . Pop1eroy . Authol'tzed Singer Complete Ser vice . Phon e 1D-5-26tc 10-22 -12tc Helen 's B-A Beau ty Shop, !=. ales and Service . We 9.49 -2<187 or 949 ·2000. Racine, 1967 CADILLAC, 1974 Yahama Tup pers Plains . Phone (61.4 ) sharpen Scissors . OhiO, Crill Bradford . 250 cc Enduro, low mileage, 3 iiEl:>RM . home , lust' 1966 F URY It, automatic 667 .3966. J.29 -tf c 10·9·tfc good condllion. Phone 992· f inished , remodeling, Sal~;:r:n transm iss'ion, in good 10-30.Jto 7891 . St ., Rutland , Phone 7<12 - 1}1}~ condition . Also, two twin RE ADY MIX CONCRETE after <I p .m . or see Milo B. .._ 10.JD -51c baby Ci!tves . 3 weeks old . deti.l/e red f ight to you1 Hutch ison . Phone 843 ·2353. proie ct . F as t and easy . F ree 9-23 ·tfc 10 -29 -4tC ONE Neerly new BeaUty Rest estimates . Phone 992-3284, maltress and box spr ing s. GoeQ iein Ready Mhc Co ., Also, 22 lhrow rugs. A " ROOM and ba th , with car 19 74 CHRYSLER station f\Oidd tepor t , Ohio., HOUSE on 167 2 Lincoln Hgi S. bargain, •must selL Phon e wagon . low mileage , loaded, port . Phone 992 -5871 . 6.JQ .Ifc 4 rooms, lar ge kitchen , 247 ·2308 . must selL Phone 992 ·7206. 10-26 .6tc baseme n! , nice backyard, 10-aO .Jtc 10-28 ·31p ---L----------· Hav~ just the route and tow priced . See between WOULD YOU . ijELIEVE '• BR HOME . just finished 10 a.m .·3 p .m . Build an ail steel building at open for you. Win t969 tM PER tAL Le Barn, 2 dr . TWO coal cook stoves , 1 coa t 3 remode 10-20 121C Pole Barn prices? Golden li ng , S·alem St . , heater . Phone 992 ·5262 in e.:cel1ent condition . Call992 . prizes. ,.Learn Rutland . Phon e 7~2 · 23 06 Giant A ll -Steel Buildings , evening . 5131 day lime or c11en ings . 11ft ~ r <1 p . m . or see Milo B. R t : 4, Box ld8, Waverly , I 0-29 -4tc responsibility. 992 -3173. Hutc hinson . O~io. Phone 9<17 -2296 . 1D-2B ·3tp Earn Extra 10··9-tfc 7-2.4 -tfc New Hot point ucu . ft. double door refr igerator and deluxe Spending Money I etec . range , ~soo tor both or HO USE in Portland, takeoverNEIGLER 'S Bvltdlng and sell separately . Can be'\een paymen ts , s rooms and Supply . we specialize In 3 BEDRM . house , un · at Kingsbury Homes Sales. bath , good well. 2 11cres of buHdlnQ houses . Also, do furnish ed . Also . 1 furn ished 1100 E. Main St.. Pomerqy , ground , coa l heat . Phone repair work and cabinets, trailer . Phon e 99 2-2780 or Oh io, or call 992 -7034 . 843 .2292 . aluminum sldlng , Call Guy 992 ·3432. 10·30 -4tc 10·28-12tc Ne lgter , 9-49 -2508 ; If no 10-19 -tfc an'!wer call. 949·2813 or 949 · ~mployment NEW yellow corn and 35 -A MIDDLEPORT - Completely 2457 . 1 8E ORM . apt . all eleclric , off remodeled building , 2.000 2' FAMILY - 4 B.R. brick, 2 McCullough Power Saw. 10·5·26tp CARPENTRY , paneling, street parking . Phone 992 feet of business space and baths. nat. gas heat. Want Phone 742 -2359. 2094 . flo or ing and ceiling . Phone 10·29·121P two furnished apartments . ooly 99 '2 . 27.5~ , 10 -28 -6tc Very low maintenance . 10·21 .JOic Good investment Income . HO USE lor ren t with 7 rooms , SET of winter tires , size 7 x 35 Excellent opporlunity to 12 ROOMS - Older home with 14. Phone (6141 667-3363 . 11 -z ba ths. ga;; heat , garage 'R'E.MOO ELI NG , Plumbing , . 10-29 .6lp elim inate rent payment for bath, gas and city water. in M iddleport . Adults . no healing and all types of your present business pets For appt. , call {61.4 ) $7,500.00. ge n era l r epa i r . Wor.; 8 WEEK S old baby p igs . spac e. Phone 992 -7889. 367 7171 . guaranteed. 20 years elf. 10·28 ·6tc Phone 949·2857 10-26 ·6tc POMEROY - 3 B.R.s bath, perienc e. Phon e 992 2<109. 102Hip -------------·5 l·lfi - -- - - - -- , and l.a~ge family room . $8500. V-8, std . trans., radio . automatic:, Sales & ServiCe For Sale · Found 1968 MERC. COMET 2 DR•....... '349 v.a Pomeroy ··-- ·> Ph. 1192 -'2174 .L - -- - -- WARM Morning coal i!nd wood healer, $40 and 3 Si amese kitt ens . Phone 992 · I I Blk. vinyl roof , grey finish , good tires. automatic, power steering , radio. SMITH NELSON MOtORS, INC. GOLD spa rk le snare drum in good condition. Phone 992 7276 . 10 -26 ·71C I 1970 NOVA V-8 CPE•............. ~1295 1975 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 15298 Cpe .. less than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, tint glass, air condt~oned. deluxe bumpers and guards, r-emote LH 1!. RH mirror, 400 4 B B1 engine. AM radio and tape, aux . lighting, comfortiltwheel. Like new and a real sharpie. LINCOLN HILL" I I I I I I I I I I I I 4-door , local car, air conditioned, full equipment. Nathan Biggs Ri!diator Specialist carries new car title & bal. of warranty . Save. CARRIER ON II 1971 MATADOR......................'1395 deluxe bumper & guards. This car Is still loaded & · "BE A SENTINEL I I I I I I I I I I 6 cyl. std. trans ., radio. like new W·w tires, blue fi nish, nice c~r with good economy. •' ..;-, Buy, Sell or Trade --·---------- I 1972 COMET 2 DR •............... ~1795 P. door lockS, P . windows, Cruise Control, comfortilt, Real Estate For Sale I Cpe .• less than 7,000 miles. deluxe belts. tint glass, air conditioned, deluxe bumpers and guards. remote LH & RH mirror. 400.48 B1 engine, AM radio and tape, aux . lighting . tomfortilt wheel. Like new and a real sharpie. ..- .. 4 Help Wanted I I I I I I 1975 QtEVROLET CAPRICE ..... '5298 From the larg est Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to th e sr_gallesl Heater Core. APPLIANCE ·--- -- I Cu stom H.T. Cpe .. local owner, that's really sharp Inside & out, good w.w tires, custom wheels, dark green vinyl roof. green fi nish . AM radio B. tape, factory air , autom~flc . P. steering B. brakes . ' l\ddlliona t 25c Charge per Advert isement . OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a .m . to S: OO p .m . Dai l y , 8 30 a .m . lo 12:()0 Noo n Sa turday . - -·------------.-- I I I I I I I I 1973 BUICK LeSABRE ........... .$3195 ' For Sale I I I I Bla ck fl~ish B. blk . vinyl top, bucket seats, SJ option, slereo. radio B. tape, factory air, pawer steering B. •bra kes, white stripe, radial tires , very nice. Service Pets ~-----------------------~--~ 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX... ~3795 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1975 7:00-TruthorCons.3: ToTelltheTruth4: Bowling lor Dollars 6: Space: 1999 8: News 10: Let's Make a Deal 13: Family Affair 15: Romagnolls" Table 20: ' Family at War 33 : Music Connection 5. 7:3()--Speclal Edition~~ Hollywood Squares 3,4; Ohio State Lottery 6: Evening 6dltlon with Martin Ag~onsky 20: .Wild Kingdom 10: To Tell the Truth 13 : American Outdoorsman 15. 8:00-Dick Van Oyke 3,4,15: Zane Grey Theatre 5: Barney Miller 6.13; Woitons 8,10: Romantic RebP:IIinn 11· r~- ..... a... Thj:OJIIfr-p ?fl . • :3()--Rex H~mbard 5: 9~ Jhe Rocks 6,13: Classic Theatre Preview 33. ,, ' --------------- ___ ...,.. _________ _ Less than 28 ,000 miles & truly clea.n as a new car, Landau model with air, radio & tape. door lock , radial tires!!. ail the luxury options, light blue with blue vinyl fop , blue Interior . Employee's car . .. "· ..-··..•. ' "' ' ....• Business ·services t t975 CAPRICE CLASSIC $5495 4 door. 'Co. Demo, sandstone finish, vinyl top & vinyl trim. AM radio& tape, air coo d., auto(Tlatic, P.S., P.B., ·orange .yellow killen found on Wes l Main . Ca ll Human e So ci ety , 992 2639 or 9112 5J27 afte r 6 p .m . "10-276 tc for Rent or Sale 1973 MONTE CARL0 ...............'3895 Television log for easy ·viewing ' S M~o• LL Wanted To A11y GREAT REDUCTIONS .. ..I •• ' • ~~~===~r=:==:===-.:1 EXPERI.EN.CED D&M Coins, Cunency ' ... Radlato and Supplies , :- - BLIND ADS WantP.d HERE THEY AREI L Motor Co. . 2 SIGNS Pomeroy· · OF .QUALITY RATES id£>n tlfica t ion taqs in ears , 3 1 AM ILY Yard Sa l es. one deep red Angus co w , Tuesday and Wed nes day , two HOrri lord s, $50 r(>ward Nov ol and 5 ill Mrs . Charles for Informa t ion or r e turn of ward, Portland , Oh io . 10 can te-·, Cal l 9~9 2774 or 256 il m till 5 P m . 6239 . . 10 31 41C .. .. 10 27 61C GARAGE: S /\L E Wed · n esd a y , Thursday and rriday . Lo ts ot clothi ng, shoes . real cheap . at Tom A NT II:.I LIE AUCTIO N Hrt ym an 's Long Bottom , Sa tu rd ay , NOV , 1, 11: 00 A Ohio, las t house behi nd po st M Large va r iety of ant ique olt ice a t r ed building . turnlture . Inc l uding Vic 10 29 3tc to r ian c ou ch and bed , iron beds, oak nn d wa ln ut tabl es. CARPOR T SA LE F our sec r etary , marb l e to p F arnlly, Grei!t vari ety , good dr esser , gl ass cab i nf"!l , mdse .. lotsol g lass , jew elr y, desk s , Vlc trot as, se w i ng curtains , bl in d s, b la nkets, mac h ines , war drob es as s h ~e t s. di sh es. c l ot hing , well as c lpck s, coi ns. dish wi nter coat s, etc . So m ethin g wa re, iron pots . cro ck s, tor eve r yo n e. Start 10 a. m . tru nk s . Cl'l merns, toot s, etc . Nov 3 thro ugh Nov . 7, 161 2 AT MASO N AUC TI ON Li ncoln H g ts . Pomeroy , HOUSE . Off U S. RL 33. Oh io Pe te Mor erlly, Horton S t. , Me son , w. V.:'l . resi dence . · Howard Oeas l ey , Auc 10.JO lip tloneer . ~e lr es hmenls served . Not responsibl e tor 1i I AM I L Y Y i!rd SBie, Oct. 30. f'Cclde nt s 31 and Nov . 1, 9 i! .m . tilt <1 tO 30 2tc p.m . N o jun k . 238 Condor St. beh ind Landma r k . AUCT ION , rriday , 7 p . 111 . 10 -28 lilc New and used me r chandise at Mason Auc tion Hou se. Mason , w . Va ., Br i ng t onslgnments . Phone 1304 ) CASH paid tor all mak'es and 773 SoH I models of mobile homes . 10-30 lie Phone area code 614 ~23 953 t . SHOO TING MATC H . Co rn 4 13 He Hollow Gun Club . I p . m . Nov . 2, 1 m ile past M ites Cemet ery out of Ru tla nd . r rec r c t r eshmcnts . 10-JO.Jtc JLD turn11urc ,· ·' ICe boxes, brass bed s. or co.mplete FLEA MARKE T Going out of households . Write M . [)-; bus iMess. Oc t 31 at !h e Miller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy , C ros sr oad s b e tween Ohio . Call ~92 7760. Po mer 9y and Rlll lan d on Rl. 10 -7-74 124 . Every th ing r ed uced . 10 30 lip LO Cus ·t ten ce po st . Phon e 992 5826 . 10.29·6t c I r YOU ' VE ~ ver pur c hased Kosco! cos meti cs and haven 't been r ese r viced . phone Helen Jane Brown, Independen t Dist r ibutor , FOR RENT OR SA LE , 2 (6 1 ~ ) 992 5113. Or maybe you bedrm , home . For more would like to tak e orders . Infor mation . call 742·J I83, or t tJI1 or s p are lime in eilher contact L ee Lefeber . W~s l Vlrglf1ill or Ohi o. 10. 26 lfc Herrlsonvill e. I . · ®~ -. For Wan! Ad Servic e 5 ce nt s per wo rd one insertion Minimum Charge $1.00 \.t ceril s per word lhre ~ consecutiv e Insertions. 26 ce n"ts per word si x con sec ulive inser tions . 25 Pe r Cent Di sc ount on pa.id ads and ads pi!id with in 10 d ay s. · CARD OF THANK 5 & Obitu ar y $2.00 for 50 word minimum . E~ ... ~.• a.:ldi:ioni! t word 3c . Yard Sale ..._ ,. SIR··· ~ Auto Sales 5 P .M . DAy Be fo re Pub loca tio n . Mon dav Deadl ine9a .m . Featuring Armond At The9rgan Beginning at9:00 Dinner Served Beginning At 5:00 fol d l1i m . 0 rather , In lhin e iJrms , /\ nd 1~1 h i m hehcc forl h be, A messenger ot love betw een, Ou r human hearts and, Thee . lost ' WANT ADS tNFOAMATION 9- The Daily Sentinel.Middleport-Pomerof, U., "llmrsda)·, UCt. 30. 1975 DICK TRACY . WMXW GZTGZGWSVJ YZBNVSQKS LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) later In the dey you'll confront a trustraUng situation. Though you'll be perturbed, you'll keep your feelings well disguised . VIRGO (Aug. U-Sept. 22) Financial conditions witt be mixed today. but wtth a little prudent luggilng you can re· main In the black. LIBRA (Sepl. 23·0cl. 23) It's w1ses1 to comply with what the attend to your respontlbllttlft first. ptey later - not vtce ver· sa. ~Your 'U'Birthday Oct 31, 1171 You"ll hawe help from behind lbe scenes lhis coming yeu 1o enable you to achieve a dtf~ llcul1, but extremely worthwhile goal . This unexpecled assistance wilt slant the oddt your way. •• ' �8 1'ht.• Oaily Sent inel, Middleport - 1 \mwr t• ~ , 0 .. '11111 • -..' . ( lt ·t. :10. 197~ ~:~~;il.~~i~o:::;::~~:~:,: N_o~:-ellow_ee_nP -art-y 1For Fast Results Use The· Sentinel Classifi~ds ..A ,~·;,;,H. no lorgor t hoi>rs . dl1"ness OM th e ''' s iA r~ night . Likf" eye s 1ears . th~t too k through Martin Restaurant Sat NIJV .} 1975 •r missed by t1 1s wife, Ruth Donohew 10 JO i tc ~ ~dl}' 3 HEAD Of {8 !11e w ith r ed DEADLINES ' .C an celiaHon Wi l l be acc ep te dCQrr unt ec il tions 9 a m.. tor Day ot Publica t io n REGULATIONS Th e Publi sher rese rves fhe right to edit or rej ect any ad s deeme d ob j ec tional . T he pub li she r wilt' not be responsib le fo r mer e than one incor rect insNilon . Notice radio . Special. ****************************~ : 1974 CHEVROLET 4-Wheel Drive ~ . ! · ·4495 *~ * --- * We have the right deal for you * lelia.,le Service after the depl --------------Real Estate For Sale t K 10 3 2 • 10 8 7 4 WEST EAST ·-BORN LOSER POMEROY MOTOR CO. l---------------------------J · For Rent TRAI(ER~Pa~;-tc;;-;~;-ln 5 FT. BRUSH hog , 3 pt . hllch , Mlddlepor1. Phone 992 ·5434 . 10.21 -'26tc J 1\ NlJ 'I ROOM furn ished and 3 ROOM furnished unfurni shed apartments . Phone 992 ·5535 . Phone 99 ?- 543~ , 4 17 11c house . 10-21 -tic ---------------- TRAILEt< :,fJdCe for rent. All ~MA LL HOU SE IN Mid · dleport area . \deal for uti·titles . Phone 992 -5535 . 9 16 If retired couple. References ____________ .:....__:__2 preferred . Phone 992 ·1791 ' 2B EDROOM trailer . Reeds. after <I p. m . ville . Phone (6 141 378 ·6384 . ..L ---·--------~~0~~ 10 · 24 · 61~ -------- -----CCtU Nlw Y Mobile Home '2 BEDROOM trailer, real Park , Rf . 33 , ten miles north nice . Phone 99'2 ·3324 . of Pomeroy Lergc lots with 10 -2<1 -ttc concret e pa l ios-.~ Si dewalks , -- --- ---- · -runner s and off str eet 'F URN I SHED' tlf.lan ... eolo ., uarking . 'Phone 99171i79 . adults only In Middleport 17 Jl If< Phone 992 38H . l ·25 ·1f< FREE RENT AT VILLAGE MANOR IN M1D · 38 MPG 93MPH DLEPORT! We are so sure that you will love our apart . menfs thai we give you two weeks RENT FREE . Just pay your sccurlt'JI deposit and stay six montt"ls. and the first 2 weeks is free . You wlll enjoy mor.thly leases, all electric living . carpeting, range and refrigeralor, free trash pickup , cable TV lopllonal,\ and la undry facilities . Convenient to shopping on Third and Mill in Middtepor!. VILLAGE MANOR is yours for one bedroom apartments starting at l104 monlhly plus el ec . We pay for everything else . see the ...Manager at Riverside Apartmenls or call 992-3273 . This offer will end soon , so move In now and seve 1SSS . 10·23-ttc Dealer REJjOV..,&TED-- 2 B.R. home oo 33 North . Bath, garage and large lot . $16,000. 10 -10 JOHN Deere dozer , 6 fl . blade winch, canopv, reversal bar , good ' con . dillon . S4.500. Phone 16141 985 -3594. 10.29 -41p TWO uphofs1e"fea chairs . -lT Interested , ca ll Herry Swan . Portland, 8.43·2223 . 10·28.Jtc POMEROY - 711> acres. 4 BR, bath. carpeting. paneling, tile, N. gas, hot water heat, storm doors & windows, water softner. $15,000. POMEROY - 3 BR. bath, 16141 661 · 3~84 . TV room , utility R., H.W. 10.28 -3tc floors, N. gas heat, full LOCU ST posts , 370 Win · basement. large lot. $9,500. chester 20 gauge . Phone 7<12 · MIDDLEPORT - 2 BR, 2359. 10.28·51p bath. carpeting, paneling, llle, full basement, utility 70,000 BTU GAS STOVE , S100. R.. N. gas FA heat, car. • 1963 Ford 500XL V.8. part, storm doors & win· automatic . Sl80, McCulloch dows. In excellenl con250 saw, $75 . All excellent. Phone 742 .2359. dillon. $13,000. 10-28 -6tp RUTLAND - 2 BR, dining R, bath, !)replace In LR, 5 HE A 0 purebred Hereford carpeting. paneling, tile, N. cows. brect to freshen in February . Phone 949-2822. gas heat, porches, garage. 10·28 ·3tc $9,500. POMEROY - 5 acres, 3 ONE Hoover washer, while BR , bath, N. gas heat. city wlfh yellow trim , woodgrain lop, 175. Phone 992 -5006. water, porches, storg. bldg . 10-28 -3tc In good condition. $/,900. MIDDLEPORT - 2 story AI RCO welding machine, new , elec. all accessories frame, 3 BR, 2 baths. Included . · Phone 9'i'2 -J410. dining R.• utility R.• N. gas 10-28 -tlc furnace , storage bldg . Walk to shop. $8,300. NOW sel ling Fuller Brush TO BUY OR SELL - CAlL Products. Phone 992·3<110. 10-6·1fc US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE. REMINGTON, , 1,100 auto; Henry E. Cltllnd, Broker new 12 or 20 go. 1172.50. 992·2259 F1fe's , Middleoort. 0~ 10.1.36tc HD -5 LOADER , good con . dllion . Phone evenin"gs , TWO - bedroo-m - furni Shed apartment in Middleport. Phpne 992.3179 . 3 RM . BATH furnished apt. In Middleport . Inquire a1 Kay's Belluty Sa lon , 169 N . Second , Middleport. . 10·29 -4tc ONE bti<lroom t railer apart ment . Phon e 997 ·5248 or 992 . 3436. 10.26 -6tc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE George S. Hobstetter Jr. Box 101, Phone 985·4116 After 4!00 P.M. -------------- NEW LISTING - 10 rooms, bath, hot water heat, large kltcheh , 4 bedrooms and dining. Larqe lot In Racine. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME I SEE US FIRST. ·-- t A Q6 4 Neither vulnerable North East s. s. 6• Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass t• ~~~~ Pass Pass Dble . Pass An Ohio reader wants to know if we approve of the 19point , two-club opening. This is a very complicated modern convention that has not found many sponsors . We do not use it and do not recommend it. lnstead, we prefer either all strong two bids or the use of the two-club open· · h mg as I e only rorcing bid to show either a notrump hand of 23 or more points or a forcing two-bid in an unspecified suit. (For a copy of JACOBY Sir Lancelot felt that with his trusty sword he could han· die three ordinary knights. He also felt that with lhe trusty spades he would take his chances against the other three suits. Lancelot"s four spade bid was typical of his style at bOth bridge and war. His pass over live spades was a bit of guile. · MODERN, send $1 to: '"Win Heleltthathewantedtoplay al Bridge ," c/ o this six , but knew that his reputa· newspaper, P. 0 . Box 489, lion was such that if he bid it Radio City Station, New York, on his own he wouldn 't be N. Y. 10019) ,, • '" ._.,. '~ 1 ': .., ....... . ~ ~.'6td by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS tO Concerning I Be lncan( 2 wds.) ' ' '! •· ' .. descent 5 French city 10 Meander 11 Fly a plane 12 Eager ,·: ' , ' = 13 Bird dog 14 Hankering 15 Sub's : weapon .. ' • (abbr.) ' .r ' /1 I I what,.....-::;.,....-----,, it While" (2 wds.) !Ill Tavern 21 Shoo! Z2 Chaplain Z5 Tablet of DOWN I Reb's color !Paramour 3 4 Tie the knot 5 Forestall Yesterday's Allswer ' 15 Falsehood Z7 King Kong 18 - Sandbw-g or I Slower %1 Proof- Godzilla, Sheepllke reading term e.g . 29 Prefix for hopper %2 Onetime role for Richard 30 - succes- slvely Boone %3 Windflower 11 In uniaon ( 2 wds.) U Argwnent %5 Prophet ~~~- chestnut 31 ChQice 35 Mean!! of acceas :rl But ( Lat.) 38 Designate r~~~~ stone Zllndlgo plant %l Boooet . .. _ . dweller? It To Believe ~~~::::r-~)1\rfAN~~\NfF~T}~~~lf~~~~=!~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~Ba~eader Mt=SS WITH THG :.REMAINSfVv"G'LL..-eRCI'-JZE: TH'SHQE::$ :d':ch .......................... .. '1 RIVERSIDE AMC AN' PANTB AN' STICK 'EWI AlOP A 3Z Electrical CHt='AP GRAVG610Nt=. - tenn 33 War of • Blmice Bldl 0101 FOJ Frldey, Oct 31, 1175 ARIES (Morell 21·Aprll 11) There will be some minor domestic disturbances today, but don't let them Interfere wtlh plans you and your mate have for this evening. Jenklns'- . 1--·~ ,,' '' ..' "';;:;~.b..~. . i ' · .~ MR. WITH JIM WILLIAMS ·· ' to 2:00 A.M. delermined ~ GENTLEMEN! HONE~YA5 LONG 1'0 THEY BREATHING, THEY E NOT100 OLD I It 'I ON ~ .. · ' ' WMPO FM STEREO 92 I XH wL . I ' -t "I , I ' HERMAN GRA.TE W.VA. ·I NBUWM WMXZ ..•' . MASON FURNtnJRE GL \' DPHM others won 't. SAGITIARIUS (NOt. 11-011. 21) You won't be able lo cal the shots as you'd like too.y, but you will make the most ol bed situations. CAPRICORN (Dec. 11-.IM. 11) You'll howe to make a dect· slon today that wtlt atfectlwo _...__,_..._~ GEMINI (Moy 21-.lune 20) It AQUARIUS (Jill. lt-Pell. 11) you think all your linanclal moves through carelulty today the results wilt be prolltable. Loss Is likely It you're lm· You're far more adept todoy working wtth your heed lhlln you are wit h your handa. Be csreful It using tooto. pulslve. PISCES (Fob. 20-MIIcll It) Though It will be a trying dll)', CANCER (June 21-.lul)' 22) Be sure you're the one who has control over the family\ purse today. You'll get mileage from a dollar that others can't. YZBNVSQKS VGWWVS You'll succeed In what you undertake today . You're prepared to exert the exttl Iftort and sutter lnconven- friends . Tilt your anawer toward the one who hu prOVWt most loyal In the past. .One letter simply stand• for another. In this sample A Is used for the three L"s, X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are dllerent. X "< SCORPIO (Oct 24-NDf. II) dar your own root calm will prevail. CRYPTOQUOTE ' rearrange their Itinerary to lUll . yours. ~ AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW ' malorlty wishes today lniiMd of trying to gel everyone-to upset you more than. usual. However, once you 're back un- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AT LEA$T DAVIS AND Hl6 OPANOOON WERE TAURUS (April 20·111)" 20) dey. little things at work will -:-+-1-+-1 ,: , 39 Bound and ' .' "Great Country Stereo" -t-+--i :::;-+-i-+-1 You're a bit temperamental to- tlnguishes ~~~~~~~l~· .~·~,:~~ 88 ;:~a! ' '' . '. LISTEN TO 34 Much used 34 EK- · 1 . .. j 6:00-Coiumbus Today 4; Sunrise Semester 10 . 6: 15--Folk Literature 3. 6:25--Farm Report 13 . 6:3o-New Zoo Revue 4; News 6; Bible Answers I; Farmtlme 10; Blue Ridge Quartet 13. 6:4()--{)unce of Prevention 10 . 6: 45--Mornlng Report 3. 6:55-Chuck White Reparts 10: News 13. 7:00-Todoy 3,4,15: A.M. America 6,13 ; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7: ~Schoolles 10. .. 8:00-Lucy Show 6: Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St. 33. 8:3o-Big Valley 6. 9:00-A.M. 3; Phil Donal\ue 4,15: Lucy Show 8: Mike Douglas 10: Morning with D.J. 13. 9:3o-Not For Women Only 3: One Life to Live 6; Musical Chairs 8; New Zoo ~evue 13. tD :txi--Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4,t5; Dinah 6; Give-NTake 8.10:: Mike Douglas 13. t0 :3o-Wheel of Fortune 3,4,15: Price Is Right 1,10. 11 :00-High Rollers 3,15; I Dream of Jeannie 4; Gamlblt 8, 10. 11:~Hollywood Squares 3.15; Happy Days 13; Midday 4: Love of Life 8,10; Sesame St. 20,33. 11 :55-Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel's World 10. 12 :00-Magnlflcent Marble Machine 3,15: Showoffs 13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; News 6,8,10. 12:3o-3 for the Mortey 3,15; All My Children 6,1:i; Search for Tomorrow 8,10. 12: 45--E lee. Co. 33. 12:55--NBC News 3,15. 1:00-News 3: Ryon's Hope 6,13: Phil Donahue I; Young 8. The Restless 10: Nol For Women Only 15. 1:»-,Daysol Our Lives 3,4, 15; Let's Make a Deal6,13; As the World Turns 8,10. 2:00-$10,000 Pyramid 6,13:: Guiding Light 8,10. 2:~Doctors 3,4,15; Rhyme & Reason ~.13; Edge of Night 8,10. 3:00-Anolher World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13; Match Game 8,10: Say Brother 20. 3:JO--One Life to 'Live 13: Max B. Nlmble6; Tattletaln 8,10; Black Perspective on the News 20. 4:00-Mr. Cartoon :i: Merv Griffin 4: Somerset 15; Mickey Mouse Club 6,8; Mister Rogers 20,33: Movie ··city Beneath the Seo" 10: Dinah 13. 4:~Bewllched 3: Mod Squad 6; Partridge Family I; Sesame St. 20,33; Get Smart 15. 5:00-Bonanro 3; Family Affair 8: Star Trek 15. 5:3o-Adam.12 4: News 6: Beverly Hillbillies B; Ele<:. Co. 20,33: Adam·12 13. . 6:00-News 3,4,8.10,13,15; ABC News 6; Hodgepodge • Lodge 20. 6:3o-NBC News3,4, 15; ABC News t3: Andy Griffith 6; CBS News 8.10: Two-Way Street 20. 7:00-Truth or Cons. 3; Political Talk 4: Lawrence Wlik 8: Bowling for Dt>llars 6: Aviation Weether 33; News10; Don Adams Screen Tnt 13: Family Alfllr 15: Ohio Ji>urnal 20. 7 : ~Porfer Wagnoner 3: Bobby VInton 4; Candid Camero 6; Evening Edition with Martin Agrontky 20: ·w.ooo Pyramid 101 To Tell the Truth 13; Pop Goes the Country 15; Bock Perspective Oil the News 33. 8:011--Sanlord and Son 3,4,15; Barbary Coast 6,13; Big Eddie 8,10: Washington Week In Review 20.11. 8:30--Chlco & the Man • 3,4,15; MASH 8,10; Wall Street Week 20,33. ~ . 9:00-Rockford Flies 3,4,15: Movie 6,13; Hawaii Flye. 0 8.10: Firing Line 20: Masterpiece Theetre 33. 10:00-Pollce Woman 3,4,15: Barnaby Jones 1,10; News 20: Paul Nuchlms 33 . 10:3o-Avlatlon Weahther 20. 1t :00-News 3,4.6.8, 10,13,15: ABC News 33. 1t :3o-Johnny Carson 3,4,15; Movie "Scream, Blacula, Scream" 13: Sammy & Company 61 Movie "Till Horror at 37.000 Feet" 8: Movie "Horror Rlseo from the Tomb" 10; Jonokl 33. 1 : ~tdntght Special 3,4,15: Movie "Screttm, Blaculo, Scream" 6: Movie "Terror In the Haunted House" 10. 1 : ~News 13. . 2:~Movle "The Ghost & Mr. Chicken" 4. 4:~Movle "Diary of a Madman" 4 Astra. . Grapt:l Brown zt Grow ~. Good Selection & NO AMC Dealer Can Beat Our Deal. embarrassed 12 Kin to 20 Across ( mus.) 7 Trellised poc1 or corn window 17 Eat one's 8 Everlasting 9 Arranged 19 ~~ _ Now we picks a objec', an' when Rufus come back in. he'll tell us " ltl U Financially r------:---:---::-v-=:----:-:--' II Prefix for r Upper Rhe~ Rd. GALLIPOLIS PH.m·9100 Authorized Dealer Soulh By Oswald & Jam•• Jacoby '' ...•'• Phone 773-5592 PHONE 446-4060 West Op.ning lead - 4 • BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS ROUTE 1 Q.t.LLtPOL11, OH10 NIXT TO OLD II LVIII 8111001 t8 •AKJ8765 • 10 3 0\Ji..'/ ~ \JJI\0 KIJO.US WH~RE 1 ' _ COMPLITI GAitAGI IUYICI AUTOM.t.TIC TRANI. A IPaCI.t.LTV NaW & UIID PAIITa 8DDY IHOP IIAOIATOII RIPAIII •AQ6 32 111~ See It & Drive Weekdays 10:00 A.M. • J 975 "'K J 9 5 tap You Have To 12 ROOMS - Nice older home, 2 baths, gas furnace, and 2 nice level lots . $27,000. .AKJ95 I ~.-1-'iG TO... I'M is! 76's- Now In Stock! RIVER FRONT LOT - and 7 ............ room house. 2 baths, furnace, on nice corner. $23,500. -------------- -----------·--10·29 ·3tc . Don Witts VJI. S200 . Phone 1614 ) 985 .3594. 10-29 -41p •Q3 •Q8642 SOUTH W!N CO 'IOU KeeP - --------------- Full One and Two acre lots for sale now at the WildwoOd Estates, located at Flatwoods, between Route 7 and Old 33. Also new Bi· Level home readv to move into located sary~e area. lf 'interested call or see 992-2126 -------------- __________ __ _ allowed to play there. So he passed and let West push him into six. West passed over the six spades and poor East fell into the trap just as almost anyone would . He doubled! East's king of hearts won the first trick , but that was all for the defense. Diamonds didn 't break, but Lancelot was able to pick up West"s jack after East showed out on the second diamond lead. East had a really cheap save at seven hearts, but there was no way for him to know that Lance lot had bid his six spades to make , not as a sacrifice . 30 .7 " Blown into Walls & Attics STORM WINDOWS& DOORS REPLACEMENT · WINDOWS. ALUMINUM S IDt NG•SOF FITT GUTTERS ..fliWNINGS Johnson Masonry NORTH IDI • 10 9 4 2 • • ·For Rent - - ·- - --------- PII.Mf.- J 992·7608 PACER Aalhorlzed "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Til8 Pomeroy .. .•, Blown Insulation Services 1:05--Tomorrow 4. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31,1975 He carries two-edged sword ·~ ! ,J. FREE ESTIMATE~ 6,13; News 20 . 10 :3()--To Be Announced 33. 11 :00-News 3,4,6,13,15; ABC r..ws 33 . 11 : Io-News 8.1 0. . 11 : 3o-Johnn'y Carson 3,4, 15; Mannix 13; FBI6; Janak I 33. 11 :4o-Movle "The Family" 8; Movie " Homecoming" - 10.· 12 :3o-Longstreet 13: Mannix 6. 1:00-Tomorrow 3: Political Talk 4. WIN AT BRIDGE .... ' m.ooo. Upper Rlvtr Rd. GAU.IPOLIS I ·.:.. 9:00-Eilery Queen 3,4.15:: : Streets of San Franct6. 13; Movie "The French Connection" 8,10: Clilsslc Theatre 33.; L~w and. Mr. Jones 5. 10 :()()-Burke's Law 5; Medical Story 3.4,151 Harry 0 1: 3o-Longstreet 6: News 13. ---------·--- - Wanted * ~**************************** I Phone 742·2331 . Roger Wamsley· RUtland · 10·15-1mo. 10 -l ·JOtc · 1 KNOW NOTH1N6 · ABOUT THO!;& &&YOND WHAT ~16FEET POP THiV RAPIOEiD AI\IP J;A~Y TO THE NJ;W~ SAW! CONF5RI!NCe!· • R&J COINS 1600 Nye St. PomerQy P!l. 992·3313 or 992·5880 ,.... CAPI'AIN EASY n; ;. ;. 1!5 on - 992-215& I air cond., power steering & brakes, 8' bOdy ,,., ton. 350 V·8. power steering and brakes, >4- automatic transmission. R. step bumper, radio. A *popular model 1!. priced to go . ' ' LARRY __________ _____ CAlL TODAY 1969 QtEVROi.ET BEL AIR .".~~~..'795 * Appraisal service estates and collections. 19 75 FORD FlOO truck . Phone t973 FORD 3, ~ !on pickup, V -8, 5307 ,• & Remodeling 4 speed, p.s .. p .b ., n ew paint , 10·18-121p 992' 7447 good condit i on . S2,100 . 10 21 12tp Bird & Mastic Vinyl Phone 1614l 985 -3594. Siding 10 -29 --tlp 1N DA SH 23 Channel Citizen's 19"67 RAMI:lLE R, $150. Phone Band trans ce iver, ~ am - fm A lean, Alcoa & Wolverine 992 .2692 or can be seen at 957 mpx radio , a !rack stereo . Alumioum Siding L,AVE~DER 1974 GMC Jim my , .t wheel Broadway, Middleport. Call 992-3965. Bird Vinyl Gutters drive . au tomat ic, p.s., "tape 10 -24 .7tc Syracuse:, Ohio 9-5-tfc · and Downspouts player , heavy duty trailer WELL train ed Beag les, also Ph . 992:3993 Soffits of all kinds towing special. Excellent wh_ile guineas . Phone 7112 · 1967 F"O R D Conver tible, runs 4-10 -1 mo. 1q.s.1s co ndillon . 'Call after 5: 30 AMMO Wholes"ale . Deer slugs·, 25'2 1 or will l radc tor any good. $225 . Phone 992 ·530 1. $1.29 ; Brenneke slugs, $<1 .95 p .m . 992 -3829 . kind of guns . · -10 23 -lOtc per box, all sho t shells 10 -79 -Aic 10 24 6l c wnolesale. Black powder , D & D TREE Trimming , 20 TERMITE treatment. Spec ial years experience . Insu re d, $175 average , house . 5 yr . 1 OWNER', 1971 Monte Carlo. $2 .90 l b . Lots of new and FREE TO GOOD HOME fre e estimates . Call 992-3057 guarantee . Phon e 992·7826. 400 V -8. auto . , p .s .. p.b .• air used guns, F ife's back of Sm all , whi te spayed female or {11 667 -3041, Coolv i ll e. 10-29 -41p cond .. bucket seats , am . Speed Queen Laundrymal, ' 10 -15-tfc pup , gentle disposition , .~II radio , stereo tape player, Middleport. Phone 992 -7<194. ELwo(;;;-sowe~s Fi"EPA"IR shots . I ndoor home w1lh g reen with dark green >Jinyl we trade for anything , Sweepers , toasters , irons . TLC n eeded . Co ntact E"><:tAVA f tNG', oozer , load er lop . Phone 992 -6192 af ter 4 10-26-12tp Humane Sociely, 992 5427 all small applian ces. Lawn . 1975 YAMAHA 360 MX. E> and backhoe work ; septic p m. mower , next to Stale Hig~ aft er 6 p .m . or 992 -2639 . 10. 23 -t fc celtent condition, nev er tanks in stalle-d ; dump 10 28· 61C way Garage on Reule r: raced . Phone (6141 985 -3302 WE HAVE . shotgun shells, truck s and lo boys for hi r e; -·rifle · shells, cleaning ac · evenings after 5 p.m ., Pt;lone 985 -3825. 1970 CHEV . station wagon, wi ll hau l fill dirt, top soli. 10-26-Stc cessories , hunting clothes. 4·l6 ·1fepower ~ leering , automatic . LOVABLE WHITE li mestone and 9ravel,j Call • black powder guns boots, SNOWDRI FT Grea t Phone 843 ·2459 . $700 . nob or Roger Jeff ers·. day and accessories, reloading IO.J0·6ip 1969 V.W, rebui .l t eng i ne , Py rene es puppies . phone 09 2 7089. n ight phone S E I-' r tC TANKS c l ea ned . materials, scopes, mounls, Reasoni!ble . Ca lli {614) 667 · Modern San I tatlon , 992 -3954 9f/2 3525 or 99 2-5232 . $1.050 . B.!!rrel seddle, 150, knives, steep ing bags , boal 3838 even ing s or we ekends . 1964 eu tCK good cond l tlon, 2 11 lfc or . 992 ·7349 . 100 AMP square d breaker lackets and cushions, 9· 18 ttc House of the Seven Goebe l 's $:)00 . Phone 992 -7252 . panel , lik e new , S25 . 36 in ch holsters . belts , rifle straps 10 -30 -3tc F arm. Coo lvi l le , Oh io. WE ~PEClALtZt; In mobile ex haust tan , $35 ; Rupp m ini · and much . mvch more at 10.JD .61p BACKHOe tt~r renT, hour or hom e furMce repair . Phone bike , $40, '1 sets French Ind ian Joe's Spor ts and conlract . Reg. or e)l · ---------~----- 197 1 MATADOR . 4 dr . auto, V · 992'5858 . doors, 'siO . Phone 99'1 -7889. CB'S , 308 Page Sl., Mid · !l , p .s., S1095. Phone (614) _c11v at ing type. Septic tanks 9. 18-tfc 10·29 -61c dleport . 667 -3956. Installed . Bitt Pullins. Phone 10·11 -30tc 992-24/B. RN need ed Sat urday and WILL trim or cu t trees and SPOT S before ycur eyes - on Sund ay only , 7 to 3, day . Ca ll 8-27 -ttc shrubbery . Phone 949-2545 your new cllrpet - Remove Arc "a dla Nursing Home . 12 x 70 TRAILER , 2 bedroom, or 742-3167 . them with Blue Lustre. Rent ce ntral air , total elec . , S'EWTN G MAC \Tt'N"E,"" ._ 10·8·26tc ,Coolville. 1·1614) 667 ·3196. elec t r i c shampooer . utility building . take o't'er 10-29 -61C Repa i rs . service , all makes . Drug Store . 3 BEDRM . nouse in Racine . Nelson's payme nts . Phone (304) 882 · 991 2284 . The F,i!bdC 1 Shop , C. BRADFORD , AUctioneer . 10.30 .61c 9.49 ·2671 . Phone HAIR DRESSER, pi!rl time. 3340 after S p .m . Pop1eroy . Authol'tzed Singer Complete Ser vice . Phon e 1D-5-26tc 10-22 -12tc Helen 's B-A Beau ty Shop, !=. ales and Service . We 9.49 -2<187 or 949 ·2000. Racine, 1967 CADILLAC, 1974 Yahama Tup pers Plains . Phone (61.4 ) sharpen Scissors . OhiO, Crill Bradford . 250 cc Enduro, low mileage, 3 iiEl:>RM . home , lust' 1966 F URY It, automatic 667 .3966. J.29 -tf c 10·9·tfc good condllion. Phone 992· f inished , remodeling, Sal~;:r:n transm iss'ion, in good 10-30.Jto 7891 . St ., Rutland , Phone 7<12 - 1}1}~ condition . Also, two twin RE ADY MIX CONCRETE after <I p .m . or see Milo B. .._ 10.JD -51c baby Ci!tves . 3 weeks old . deti.l/e red f ight to you1 Hutch ison . Phone 843 ·2353. proie ct . F as t and easy . F ree 9-23 ·tfc 10 -29 -4tC ONE Neerly new BeaUty Rest estimates . Phone 992-3284, maltress and box spr ing s. GoeQ iein Ready Mhc Co ., Also, 22 lhrow rugs. A " ROOM and ba th , with car 19 74 CHRYSLER station f\Oidd tepor t , Ohio., HOUSE on 167 2 Lincoln Hgi S. bargain, •must selL Phon e wagon . low mileage , loaded, port . Phone 992 -5871 . 6.JQ .Ifc 4 rooms, lar ge kitchen , 247 ·2308 . must selL Phone 992 ·7206. 10-26 .6tc baseme n! , nice backyard, 10-aO .Jtc 10-28 ·31p ---L----------· Hav~ just the route and tow priced . See between WOULD YOU . ijELIEVE '• BR HOME . just finished 10 a.m .·3 p .m . Build an ail steel building at open for you. Win t969 tM PER tAL Le Barn, 2 dr . TWO coal cook stoves , 1 coa t 3 remode 10-20 121C Pole Barn prices? Golden li ng , S·alem St . , heater . Phone 992 ·5262 in e.:cel1ent condition . Call992 . prizes. ,.Learn Rutland . Phon e 7~2 · 23 06 Giant A ll -Steel Buildings , evening . 5131 day lime or c11en ings . 11ft ~ r <1 p . m . or see Milo B. R t : 4, Box ld8, Waverly , I 0-29 -4tc responsibility. 992 -3173. Hutc hinson . O~io. Phone 9<17 -2296 . 1D-2B ·3tp Earn Extra 10··9-tfc 7-2.4 -tfc New Hot point ucu . ft. double door refr igerator and deluxe Spending Money I etec . range , ~soo tor both or HO USE in Portland, takeoverNEIGLER 'S Bvltdlng and sell separately . Can be'\een paymen ts , s rooms and Supply . we specialize In 3 BEDRM . house , un · at Kingsbury Homes Sales. bath , good well. 2 11cres of buHdlnQ houses . Also, do furnish ed . Also . 1 furn ished 1100 E. Main St.. Pomerqy , ground , coa l heat . Phone repair work and cabinets, trailer . Phon e 99 2-2780 or Oh io, or call 992 -7034 . 843 .2292 . aluminum sldlng , Call Guy 992 ·3432. 10·30 -4tc 10·28-12tc Ne lgter , 9-49 -2508 ; If no 10-19 -tfc an'!wer call. 949·2813 or 949 · ~mployment NEW yellow corn and 35 -A MIDDLEPORT - Completely 2457 . 1 8E ORM . apt . all eleclric , off remodeled building , 2.000 2' FAMILY - 4 B.R. brick, 2 McCullough Power Saw. 10·5·26tp CARPENTRY , paneling, street parking . Phone 992 feet of business space and baths. nat. gas heat. Want Phone 742 -2359. 2094 . flo or ing and ceiling . Phone 10·29·121P two furnished apartments . ooly 99 '2 . 27.5~ , 10 -28 -6tc Very low maintenance . 10·21 .JOic Good investment Income . HO USE lor ren t with 7 rooms , SET of winter tires , size 7 x 35 Excellent opporlunity to 12 ROOMS - Older home with 14. Phone (6141 667-3363 . 11 -z ba ths. ga;; heat , garage 'R'E.MOO ELI NG , Plumbing , . 10-29 .6lp elim inate rent payment for bath, gas and city water. in M iddleport . Adults . no healing and all types of your present business pets For appt. , call {61.4 ) $7,500.00. ge n era l r epa i r . Wor.; 8 WEEK S old baby p igs . spac e. Phone 992 -7889. 367 7171 . guaranteed. 20 years elf. 10·28 ·6tc Phone 949·2857 10-26 ·6tc POMEROY - 3 B.R.s bath, perienc e. Phon e 992 2<109. 102Hip -------------·5 l·lfi - -- - - - -- , and l.a~ge family room . $8500. V-8, std . trans., radio . automatic:, Sales & ServiCe For Sale · Found 1968 MERC. COMET 2 DR•....... '349 v.a Pomeroy ··-- ·> Ph. 1192 -'2174 .L - -- - -- WARM Morning coal i!nd wood healer, $40 and 3 Si amese kitt ens . Phone 992 · I I Blk. vinyl roof , grey finish , good tires. automatic, power steering , radio. SMITH NELSON MOtORS, INC. GOLD spa rk le snare drum in good condition. Phone 992 7276 . 10 -26 ·71C I 1970 NOVA V-8 CPE•............. ~1295 1975 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 15298 Cpe .. less than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, tint glass, air condt~oned. deluxe bumpers and guards, r-emote LH 1!. RH mirror, 400 4 B B1 engine. AM radio and tape, aux . lighting, comfortiltwheel. Like new and a real sharpie. LINCOLN HILL" I I I I I I I I I I I I 4-door , local car, air conditioned, full equipment. Nathan Biggs Ri!diator Specialist carries new car title & bal. of warranty . Save. CARRIER ON II 1971 MATADOR......................'1395 deluxe bumper & guards. This car Is still loaded & · "BE A SENTINEL I I I I I I I I I I 6 cyl. std. trans ., radio. like new W·w tires, blue fi nish, nice c~r with good economy. •' ..;-, Buy, Sell or Trade --·---------- I 1972 COMET 2 DR •............... ~1795 P. door lockS, P . windows, Cruise Control, comfortilt, Real Estate For Sale I Cpe .• less than 7,000 miles. deluxe belts. tint glass, air conditioned, deluxe bumpers and guards. remote LH & RH mirror. 400.48 B1 engine, AM radio and tape, aux . lighting . tomfortilt wheel. Like new and a real sharpie. ..- .. 4 Help Wanted I I I I I I 1975 QtEVROLET CAPRICE ..... '5298 From the larg est Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to th e sr_gallesl Heater Core. APPLIANCE ·--- -- I Cu stom H.T. Cpe .. local owner, that's really sharp Inside & out, good w.w tires, custom wheels, dark green vinyl roof. green fi nish . AM radio B. tape, factory air , autom~flc . P. steering B. brakes . ' l\ddlliona t 25c Charge per Advert isement . OFFICE HOURS 8: 30a .m . to S: OO p .m . Dai l y , 8 30 a .m . lo 12:()0 Noo n Sa turday . - -·------------.-- I I I I I I I I 1973 BUICK LeSABRE ........... .$3195 ' For Sale I I I I Bla ck fl~ish B. blk . vinyl top, bucket seats, SJ option, slereo. radio B. tape, factory air, pawer steering B. •bra kes, white stripe, radial tires , very nice. Service Pets ~-----------------------~--~ 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX... ~3795 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1975 7:00-TruthorCons.3: ToTelltheTruth4: Bowling lor Dollars 6: Space: 1999 8: News 10: Let's Make a Deal 13: Family Affair 15: Romagnolls" Table 20: ' Family at War 33 : Music Connection 5. 7:3()--Speclal Edition~~ Hollywood Squares 3,4; Ohio State Lottery 6: Evening 6dltlon with Martin Ag~onsky 20: .Wild Kingdom 10: To Tell the Truth 13 : American Outdoorsman 15. 8:00-Dick Van Oyke 3,4,15: Zane Grey Theatre 5: Barney Miller 6.13; Woitons 8,10: Romantic RebP:IIinn 11· r~- ..... a... Thj:OJIIfr-p ?fl . • :3()--Rex H~mbard 5: 9~ Jhe Rocks 6,13: Classic Theatre Preview 33. ,, ' --------------- ___ ...,.. _________ _ Less than 28 ,000 miles & truly clea.n as a new car, Landau model with air, radio & tape. door lock , radial tires!!. ail the luxury options, light blue with blue vinyl fop , blue Interior . Employee's car . .. "· ..-··..•. ' "' ' ....• Business ·services t t975 CAPRICE CLASSIC $5495 4 door. 'Co. Demo, sandstone finish, vinyl top & vinyl trim. AM radio& tape, air coo d., auto(Tlatic, P.S., P.B., ·orange .yellow killen found on Wes l Main . Ca ll Human e So ci ety , 992 2639 or 9112 5J27 afte r 6 p .m . "10-276 tc for Rent or Sale 1973 MONTE CARL0 ...............'3895 Television log for easy ·viewing ' S M~o• LL Wanted To A11y GREAT REDUCTIONS .. ..I •• ' • ~~~===~r=:==:===-.:1 EXPERI.EN.CED D&M Coins, Cunency ' ... Radlato and Supplies , :- - BLIND ADS WantP.d HERE THEY AREI L Motor Co. . 2 SIGNS Pomeroy· · OF .QUALITY RATES id£>n tlfica t ion taqs in ears , 3 1 AM ILY Yard Sa l es. one deep red Angus co w , Tuesday and Wed nes day , two HOrri lord s, $50 r(>ward Nov ol and 5 ill Mrs . Charles for Informa t ion or r e turn of ward, Portland , Oh io . 10 can te-·, Cal l 9~9 2774 or 256 il m till 5 P m . 6239 . . 10 31 41C .. .. 10 27 61C GARAGE: S /\L E Wed · n esd a y , Thursday and rriday . Lo ts ot clothi ng, shoes . real cheap . at Tom A NT II:.I LIE AUCTIO N Hrt ym an 's Long Bottom , Sa tu rd ay , NOV , 1, 11: 00 A Ohio, las t house behi nd po st M Large va r iety of ant ique olt ice a t r ed building . turnlture . Inc l uding Vic 10 29 3tc to r ian c ou ch and bed , iron beds, oak nn d wa ln ut tabl es. CARPOR T SA LE F our sec r etary , marb l e to p F arnlly, Grei!t vari ety , good dr esser , gl ass cab i nf"!l , mdse .. lotsol g lass , jew elr y, desk s , Vlc trot as, se w i ng curtains , bl in d s, b la nkets, mac h ines , war drob es as s h ~e t s. di sh es. c l ot hing , well as c lpck s, coi ns. dish wi nter coat s, etc . So m ethin g wa re, iron pots . cro ck s, tor eve r yo n e. Start 10 a. m . tru nk s . Cl'l merns, toot s, etc . Nov 3 thro ugh Nov . 7, 161 2 AT MASO N AUC TI ON Li ncoln H g ts . Pomeroy , HOUSE . Off U S. RL 33. Oh io Pe te Mor erlly, Horton S t. , Me son , w. V.:'l . resi dence . · Howard Oeas l ey , Auc 10.JO lip tloneer . ~e lr es hmenls served . Not responsibl e tor 1i I AM I L Y Y i!rd SBie, Oct. 30. f'Cclde nt s 31 and Nov . 1, 9 i! .m . tilt <1 tO 30 2tc p.m . N o jun k . 238 Condor St. beh ind Landma r k . AUCT ION , rriday , 7 p . 111 . 10 -28 lilc New and used me r chandise at Mason Auc tion Hou se. Mason , w . Va ., Br i ng t onslgnments . Phone 1304 ) CASH paid tor all mak'es and 773 SoH I models of mobile homes . 10-30 lie Phone area code 614 ~23 953 t . SHOO TING MATC H . Co rn 4 13 He Hollow Gun Club . I p . m . Nov . 2, 1 m ile past M ites Cemet ery out of Ru tla nd . r rec r c t r eshmcnts . 10-JO.Jtc JLD turn11urc ,· ·' ICe boxes, brass bed s. or co.mplete FLEA MARKE T Going out of households . Write M . [)-; bus iMess. Oc t 31 at !h e Miller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy , C ros sr oad s b e tween Ohio . Call ~92 7760. Po mer 9y and Rlll lan d on Rl. 10 -7-74 124 . Every th ing r ed uced . 10 30 lip LO Cus ·t ten ce po st . Phon e 992 5826 . 10.29·6t c I r YOU ' VE ~ ver pur c hased Kosco! cos meti cs and haven 't been r ese r viced . phone Helen Jane Brown, Independen t Dist r ibutor , FOR RENT OR SA LE , 2 (6 1 ~ ) 992 5113. Or maybe you bedrm , home . For more would like to tak e orders . Infor mation . call 742·J I83, or t tJI1 or s p are lime in eilher contact L ee Lefeber . W~s l Vlrglf1ill or Ohi o. 10. 26 lfc Herrlsonvill e. I . · ®~ -. For Wan! Ad Servic e 5 ce nt s per wo rd one insertion Minimum Charge $1.00 \.t ceril s per word lhre ~ consecutiv e Insertions. 26 ce n"ts per word si x con sec ulive inser tions . 25 Pe r Cent Di sc ount on pa.id ads and ads pi!id with in 10 d ay s. · CARD OF THANK 5 & Obitu ar y $2.00 for 50 word minimum . E~ ... ~.• a.:ldi:ioni! t word 3c . Yard Sale ..._ ,. SIR··· ~ Auto Sales 5 P .M . DAy Be fo re Pub loca tio n . Mon dav Deadl ine9a .m . Featuring Armond At The9rgan Beginning at9:00 Dinner Served Beginning At 5:00 fol d l1i m . 0 rather , In lhin e iJrms , /\ nd 1~1 h i m hehcc forl h be, A messenger ot love betw een, Ou r human hearts and, Thee . lost ' WANT ADS tNFOAMATION 9- The Daily Sentinel.Middleport-Pomerof, U., "llmrsda)·, UCt. 30. 1975 DICK TRACY . WMXW GZTGZGWSVJ YZBNVSQKS LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) later In the dey you'll confront a trustraUng situation. Though you'll be perturbed, you'll keep your feelings well disguised . VIRGO (Aug. U-Sept. 22) Financial conditions witt be mixed today. but wtth a little prudent luggilng you can re· main In the black. LIBRA (Sepl. 23·0cl. 23) It's w1ses1 to comply with what the attend to your respontlbllttlft first. ptey later - not vtce ver· sa. ~Your 'U'Birthday Oct 31, 1171 You"ll hawe help from behind lbe scenes lhis coming yeu 1o enable you to achieve a dtf~ llcul1, but extremely worthwhile goal . This unexpecled assistance wilt slant the oddt your way. •• ' �10 - The Daily Sentinel, Mlrldlepuri-Pomcroy, 0., Thursday, Oct. ~0. ln75 New service is offered News ••.mBriefs (Continued from page dependents, $344.40. I) WASHINGTON - CONGRESS SHOULD REFUSE TO ALLOW "the fever of the times" to result in passage of an antibusing consiitutlonal amendment, says U.uisvllle League of Women Voters president Dot Ridings. "U.ulsville, ltsell, after barely eight weeks of busing, cannot be allowed to be the precedent for tiJe entire nation," she told U!e Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday at U!e last of two hearings U!ls week focusing on the busing situation in Kentucky's largest city. SACRAMENTO, CAUF. - STEVEN SOLIAH, . THE HOUSEPAINTER wbo shared an apartment with Patricia Hearst, has been accused of a bank robbery murder. It was the first official action linking the Symbionese I.Jheration Army to last April's robbery of the Carmichael branch of the Crocker National Bank, In which a middle-age woman customer was killed by a 12-gauge shotgun blast. Prosecutors Indicated other indictments may follow. Ball for Sollah, 27, was set at $250,000 during his arraignment Wednesday, only five hours after he was indicted by a federal grand jury, The charge carries a lliaxlmum penalty of death and a minimum of 10 years in prison. . ASHINGTON - TWO OOCTORS SAY TELEVISION AD .'\,RTISEMENTS promoting the use of over-th~unter sl< ·~• aids and tranquilizers are contributing to the drug abuse problem among youngsters. . Drs. Anthony Kales Qf the Hershey Medical Center and David Green~latt of \)le Massachusetta General Hospital told a Senate monopoly subcoiT)Illlttee Wednesday the heavily advertised nonprescription drugs are Ineffective In their recommended dosages, 1and high~r doses may cause dangerous side effects. Pl.ANPARTY Ohio Valley Grange .2612, Letart Falls, will sponsor 'a Halloween party at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the Lelart Falls Community Hall for children of Letart Township. Children are to attend masked and prizes will be awarded .. Refreshments will be served. MEIGS THEATRE TONITE THURSDAY OCT.30 FRI.-SAT.-SUN. OCT. 31-Nov. 2 OIOBY, THE BIGGEST 000 IN THE WORLD ITechnlcolorl Show at1rts 7:00p.m. SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to 128 · Ebenezer St., at 2:18 a. in. Thursday for Kenny White who was Ill as a result of an old injury. He was taken to Veterans Mei!Jorial Hospital. At12 :15 p. 'II· Wednesday, the squad went to Wolf Pen for Charles Sayre who had a back Injury received in a fall . He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hosplliil where he was admitted. MEET SATURDAY A meeting of Region 11, Ohio Assocwlation of Garden Clubs, wlll be held Saturday at the Middleport Elementary School and not the Pomeroy Elementary SChool as erroneously announced hi the Wednesday edition of The Sentinel. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TilE VESTED LOOK SUITS by CURLEE 20% OFF ' Gef a special buy now. Oloose from plaids. stripes and colors. Also Nice selection LEISURE ·SUITS 20% OFF KERM'S KORNER New York Qothing House POMEROY, OHIO Production Nov. 29 The Meigs Community every Monday 9 a.m. to 4 Fiet The Fall Follies of .llle Big Mental Health Clinic offers a p.m. Along with regular Bend Minstrel Ass~ .• ~irected new service to the Meigs ·clinical services, specially by Bob Hoeflich, will be County residents-"Tolkieus trained counselors will he revived this year with the Day". This Is a day especiaiiy . available for comsultation musical production set for devoted to the area of drug and education in the drug Saturday, .Nov. 29, at the abuse. This service is being area. Speakers are available Meigs High School under the offered in response to the for interested groups and sponsorship of the Meigs growing concern for drug organizations. Athletic Boosters. High abuse in Meigs County. Anyone interes.ted in drugs, . school girls interested in "Tolkieus Day" will be held their effects, and drug laking part in the dance lines legislation can either walk in of the show are to register at or contact the clinic by phone once with Mrs. James (992-2192) on any Monday. Souls by, 992-2377. A few vocal The Meigs Community solo spots on the high school Mental Health Clinic is and adult levels are open for (Continued from page 1) located in the old Meigs this fail's show . .Those inwant to spend another day in General Hospital. terested are also to register prison" said Thomas. "I with Mrs. Soulsby. U!lnk he's a psychopath. And you can't predict what they'll do. He keeps saying h~ couldn't have picked a nicer group of people to have as hostages." Holzer Medical Center VETERANS MEMORIAL Watkins was paroled from (Discharges, Oct. 29) HOSPITAL a federal penitentiary in Patricia Atwood, Nora ADMITTED Harry G. Atlanta in June of this year after serving eight years of Brown, Minersville; Donna Birchfield, Dordy Call, Paul Imboden, Minersville; David Goodson, Mary Gertrude his sentence, · Jones, Darrell livingston, Bill Rooney, another for- Davidson, Pomeroy; Charles Malley, Kenneth Arthur mer cellmate of Watkins, also Sayre, Pomeroy; Johri Davis, Syracuse; Donna Smith, McManis, Beth Moore, talked with him. "He's bitter hecaUBe he's Syracuse; Harold Adams, Melissa NanCii, Mary Neal, Woodrow NorU!, Carl Notdone all that time and has Reedsville. DISCHARGED - Madeline tingham, Ada Pearce, Mrs. noU!Ing to show for it," said Swan, Dorsel Biggs, George Robert Peoples and son, Rooney. Richard Quails, Jeffrey · "A man who repeatedly Conde, Holly Friend. Sayre, Russell Slayton, Mrs. goes into banks and comes Jack Stevison and son, U.uis out with satchels of money Is Pleasant Valley Hospital Tyler, Marsha Walker. a violent man," added DISCHARGES Scott ( Births, Oct. 29) Rooney, Roush, New Haven; Mr . and. Mrs. Richard Watkins went to work for Franklin Kidwell, Buffalo ; . Gilkey, daughter, MidDr. Peter E. Briescb, an Catherine Pierce, New dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Internist In Couer D'Alene, Haven; Clarence Glenn, Hill, daughter, Jackson , ldabo, as a $400-a-monU! Southside; William Smith, ranch manager, when be was Lakin; Nancy Smith, Leon; s;araaa-:;::··;:n;;;;;m; iJWo¥ released from prison. Charlene Barton, MidOhio Extended Outlook However, he took off less dleport; John Chapman, Saturday tbrough Monday than · a month lllter after Galllpo(is Ferry; Mary Ann A chance of showers stealing Briesch's .357 Miller, Hartford; Everett J. Saturday and fair wilb magnum and his car. Ellis, Vinton, and Mrs. Frank moderating temperatures "Apparently he just Saturday and Sunday. · couldn't take the straight Epple, Point Pleasant. Highs wUI .be In the 50s life," said Briesch. "There , Saturday and In the lower was no Indication at all he 'II 60s Monday. U.ws wUI be In woulddothat . Hewasgetting 1r~arc the 30s early Saturday and along great." In the lower . !Os early While sharpshooters, arMonday. med with telescopic sights ''J"'w.t' ._, ·r···...·ss'?;;·n~~~ and Infrared spotters we~e perched atop the bank, Watkins smoked cigarettes, drank coffee and brandished '.1:' the revolver as he toyed with' CASABLANCA, Morocco U!e shoe-box bomb- telling (UP!) - Mothers In hooded SALES REPOitT agents he would "blow up the robes and veils raised their Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. scene" If his demands were arms In blessing and neighOcL 25,1975 Ignored, bors lined the railroad track Gallipolis, Oblo An "explosive-sniffing" to watch the departure ·of STOCKER CATTLE dog was broughtto the scene, about 10,000 volunteers for STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs. 17 . but the animal couldn't get King Hassan's mass march to 24.50, 300 to 400 lbi. 20 to 26, close enough to Watkins to Into Spanlah Sahara. 400 to 500 lba. 19 to 31, 500 to detect a bomb, accordliJg to WIU! tbeir hands and feet 600 lbs. 21 to 33.50, 600 to 700 pollee, who said Watkins told dangling from cattle cars the lbs. 20 to 34, 700 lbs! and over U!em : "You will not get me.!' first of 35,000 marchers from 22 to 44. Meanwhile, as news of the · Casablanca Wednesday HEIFER CALVES- 250 to holdout spread, about 2,000 began the 15().rnUe trip to 300 lbs. 15 to 22, 300 to 400 lba. sightseers gathered at the Marrakesb _ the first stop 15 to 22, 400 to 500 lbs. 15 to scene Wednesday. The crowd before the procession's 23.50500to6001bs.17 to 27,600 was In a light-hearted, almost staging area to 700 lbs. 18 to 30, 700 lbs. and festive mood as pollee used In Marrakesb they will over 20 to 40.25. bullborns to order back the board open-backed trucka for STOCK COWS & BULUl curious spectators. a 350-mlle ride over bumpy, (By the Head) Stock Cows 85 · The only serloua crowd sandswept roads to Tarfaya trouble Involved two 16-year- 10 miles from their desert to 160, Stock Cows and Calves 115 to 210, Stock Bulls 100 to old youths who live In the target ·· 300, Baby Calves 5 to 29; (By neighborhood. They refused At Ute nearby tent city the Pound) Canners & Cutto move back, pollee said, where male Casablanca ters Cows 12 to 18.75, Holstein and were arrested and then volunteers have been billeted Cows 17.50 to 24.50, Comreleased to the custody of for two to five daya to be mercial Bulls ( 1,000 lba. and their parents. organized, restlessness ' and over) 21 to 27. confusion reigned. LAMBS ..: Tops 9Q Ibs. to Soldiers wearing sldearma 110 38 to 42, Seconds 751bs. to were posted on cliff topa to 80 28 to 38, Ugbta 40 Ibs. to 65 prevent volunteers from 20 to 30, Stock Ewes by the leaving U!e compound to say head 10 to 21. last goodbyes to their VEAL CALVES - ToP, 220 relatives, lbs. to 250 55 to 60.50, Medlwn "They volunteered and 200 lbs. to 300 35 to 42, Culls 30 they were accepted 8o let down, Shoats 12 to 37 .50. them leave their mothers at home," one Ueutenant said. Those leaving Wednelday shouted slogans and waved The meeting of 'tbe pictures of the king as trucks Southeastern Ohio Ath1etlc took U!em to the cattle cars League Sporllwrlters atlll Spanish military Breadeasten Auoclatlon authorities, meanwhile, BAKER to select ·the 19'75 SEOAL began evacuating civilians from Spanish Sahara In AU-League loolball leiDI F~RNITURE will be held S~mday, Nov. t, advance of the peaceful InM14<11opott,O, vasion by 350,000 Moroccans, all p.m., at Jolly LaDet Ia officials In Madrid said JacksOIL The meetlDI Ia for members el the today. The puDout began wblle association, with coaclles govenunent mlniBten from asked to attend to offer their views oa · their four coWltrles met In M.ctrld to try to Iettie the future of playen. the dls[XIted Spanlsh-roled ~ lli~l~d:\":;JM"m!m': W'ii' North African territory, Ex-con ••• HOSPITAL NEWS h ers beiYJ•n e .,. long trz;n Market Report I .PLAYING NITEL Y DISOOUNT ON ALL MERatANDISE IN STORE PLUS SOME BIG DISCOUNTS --(HICK OUR Stor · Hours 9 to s Mon.-Fri. 9 to 8. Sat. aosed Sun. I SPICIA~LS- heritage house MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESIMY THRU SATURDAY Eltiettelds In Pomeroy Three Day Storewide Sale. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st SATURDAY, NovEiiafR. isT TUES.· THURS. 1: 30·1: 00 . Generally clear but not 'as cold tonight· with lows in the upper 30s to the lower 40s. Partly cloudy and· a little warmer Saturday with a chance of showers by late in -the day. The MEIGS INN VOL XXVII. NO. 141 cleanup," in c luding demoliti on, tra sh r emoval and repair. The rest of the $1.1 billion produced by the bond sales would not be earmarked. It would go for state capital construction programs approved by the General Assembly. This portion would Include 1140 mtllion for cancer centers in Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Toledo, and another $40 million for expansion of open heart surgery facilities at Cleveland Clinic. It also includes $150 million which U!e governor proposes to •spend on energy development, mainly through loans to gas drilling firms to get them to supply additional fuel for U!is winter. Other plans for the money, which must be apj>roved by the General Assembly, include ports and harbors, $275 mllllon ; state govenunent facilities, $145 million; vocational education, $10Q million ; correctional facilities and parks and recreation, $75 miiiion each; water development and solid . waste projects, $50 million (Continued on page 12f - Now You Know • enttne at y e largest amount$147 million. Another $743 million would be made available to less populous cities and villages on a per capita basis for recreation facilities , civic centers, urban renewal projects, parking lots and public buildings. As with the big city grants, any of these projects would have to he approved by the local government and then by the General Assembly before any state money Is committed. Another $200 million is plann~d for " inner city ' Agrizzly bear can outrun a human by two miles per hour. Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRICE 15' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1975 OFF Includes Every lt~m . ~ll Every f?epartment In The Main Store ' and the Home Fur.nlshlngs Annex MAIN STORE ' • COSTUME PRIZE 'NJNNERS In the Infant through age five group at the annual party held at the Syracuse Municipal Building were, 1-r, Robyn Stewart, prettiest :.Jerry Aleshire, most original; Doug Lavender, ugliest and Aimee Wolfe, funniest. Judges were James Teaford, Robert Wingett, and Patty Roush . I ' ~oween Women's and Girts Coordinates, Pants, Skirts, Blouses, Jeans, Shirts, Kn~ Tops, Diems, P•JIS. ' CcE, UnifC.ms, Slips, Panties, ~ Gidles, Gowns, Paiamas, Robes, DusterS, tbiery, ·s,ippers, JewebJ, Cosmetics,·Handbap, Scaifs, Umllrellas, Billfalds, Shirts, Bells, T1e5, tbiery, Jeans, Caps, Pa;amas, Robes, Wen Unifoons, iackets, Leisure Suits, Piece Goods, Sewing Nations, Yn, Paltans, fdm, tvneras, NOOons, Cards, Gift Wrap, Sdlool Supplies, Candy, Small Appliances, Glassware, Clocks, Caokwa11, Paper CulleiJ, Goods, Giftwares, Hampers, Kitchen Gad&els, Records, Tapes, Radicl, TaPe Players, Bedroom FUrniture, Clairs, LMng Room ~ Dinett~ NuiSeiJ Furniture, Tables, Pictuies, M~LamPs, w• Deootalioos, Dining Room Furniture. HOME FURNISHINGS ANNEX · Towels, Sheets, Pillowcas~, Bedspltids, Tablecouers, Furniture, lhnrev$; Die·;;~ bts, Place Mats, Curtains, Draperies, Matb.ss Pa lbnestics, Bath Mats, Alaa Ruas, ' o._, ~ l f' J f • • Hanlware, Window Shades,.Blanllll, PlOWs.. A HIT at the annual commW!ity Halloween party of Powell's Super Valu Store held in Pomeroy Thursday night were Raggedy Annie, Usa Darst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Darst, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Raggedy Andy, Neal Richmond, 80n of Mr. and Mrs. James Richmond, Rt. I, Middleport. Main Store • Wlllllola and Horne Furn!lbfnp 'Annex open fridiJ and SaturdiJ Ntprs t1 8 p.m. ds In BOBBING FOR APPLES, some numbered for prizes, was a popular diversion at the annual Halloween party of Powell's Super Valu store in Pomeroy Thursday night. In the bsckground at the popular spot are Bill Young and Rick Crow, Meigs County Jaycees. The Jaycees co-sponsored the party and helped til various directions. They will receive 10 percent of U!e gross receipts for U!e day.'s business at the Powell store to he applied to their Mini-Park Project. ' Costume winners Ohio still in running are announced Watches, Men's and Boys' Pants, Dn!ss Shirts, Sport . 992-3629 Best In Live Enterta lnment . • THURSDAY'S COSTUME PRIZE WINNERS In the age five and up at the annual Halloween party held at the Syracuse Municipal Building were, 1-r, Robert Willis, funniest ; K. C. Arnott and Becky Arnott, most original; Kim Morrow, prettiest and Jerry Wolfe, ugliest. cash prizes were awarded to costume winners at U!e annual community Halloween party of Powell's Super Valu staged Thursday night at the store in ~omeroy . Members of U!e Jaycees who helped stage U!e party served as costume judges and included Jay Warner, Chad Jacobs, Mike ,Mullen, Jeff Howell and Bill Young. Cash prizes of $5, $3 and $2 were awarded to the top U!ree in prettiest, scariest and most original in two age classes. Winners were : Under 6, first U!rough third respectively In each category - prettiest, Tracy Richmond, Lori Redman, Susan Rose ; scariest, Tammie Eblin , Stephany Gardner, Mandl Fry; most original, Chrissy Richmond, Neal Richmond and Usa Darst, a team, and Steve Tracy . Over 6, prettiest, scariest and most original, respectively, Bhahavia Gordie and Carrie Bearhs, tie for first; Terri Roush·, Jayne Hoeflich ; Jim Snider, Kathy DeLong, Mary Fry; Robbie Landers, Charles Knopp and John McKinney and Ken McCullough, a team for third. Bobbing for apples was a diversion and Jaycees will receive 10 percent of the day's gross receipts for use at their mini-park now being built in Pomeroy . Man surrenders, . B .-f. ews • • .ln r~e} st_rl Su~~~; 0~:o:;~e~!~:~~ hostages freed :::m:w.::::~::::~::::::::::::::;:;;::::::::::::;:::::::;:i:i:·=·=~=:=·=·=~=::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::: ::::::::::::::=~:=:=:=:=~:::::::::=:=:::::=:=:=:=:=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:= ~i I EXTENDED OUTLOOK ~ Highs will he io the 8lls By United Press Interaallonal 'f Sunday aod lo upper 50s to BEffiUT, LEBANON - SECURITY FORCES supported the lower &Oa Monday and by armored cars moved into the battle-scarred seaside hotel Tuesday. Lows wlll be 1n district of Beirut today, enforcing a cease-lire that has given a the lower 40s early Sunday CLEVELAND (UP!) lrlef respite to seven weeks of civil war. and In the mid to upper 30s "OK, I'm ready," said EdTile troops took over Beirut's leading hotels - the Holiday early Tuesday. ward 0 . Watkins. "I'll send Inn and the Phoenicia and St. Georges hotels - strongholds of ' the bostages out." Christian militia fightinll Moslem forces. And with those words the The Vicious·street battles kllled at least 350 Ibis week and Four fined 56-year-old fugitive ended a total casualties since fighting flared In mid-September number 21-hour siege Thursday in about 1,000 dead and 2,400 woWlded. Four defendants were firied which he he)d !lx per80ns and three others forfeited captive at gunpoint Inside a PRAGUE - CZECHOSLOVAK AlRUNE officials today bonds in the court of Pomeroy · bank on Cleveland's West said the death tDll in Thursday's plllne crash near the Prague Mayor Dal~ E. SmiU! Thurs- Side while keeping FBI airport has risen to 72. ' day night. agents and pollee at bay by The oHiclalll said four persons died in hospitals followinl! Fined were Randy Tolley, U!reatening to detonate a the crash, raising the fatality count to 72 of the 1151J8ssenget'J address .not listed, $10 and dynamite bomb that turned and five crew members aboard the In ex Adria aircraft. costs, disturbing the peace, out to he a fake. Only one of U!e crew, a hostess, survived the crash. The . and $20 and cosls, resisting Watkins, undergoing a batplane was carrying Czech labor 1mlon members and their arrest; Dorsey Ohlinger, tery of tests today at famWes home from a vacation on the Yugoslav aea coaat. Middleport, $10- and , costs, Metropolitan General . \ passing on a yellow llne; Earl Hospital where he Is In the WASHlNGTON - PRESIDENT FORD'S TRIP to Knight, Middleport, $10 .and coronary care unit, is under California wae·• demonstration of Ford conservatlani to meet costs, assured clear distance, round-the-clock guard. He a challenge from Ronald Reagan. and Herbert Gilkey, Shade, has a history of heart trouble, The Preiddent iddreued Republic~ Party f!IDd-raiaing $10 and costs, assured clear alorig 'with a knack to feign events In Lol Anseles and San FrMcilco and althQUgh the distance. Forfeiting bonds illness to make escape atformer Cellfornil governor was Usted as a coaponaor for botli were Lee J. Combs, Rutland, tempts, pollee said. gathertnp he did not show up. $22.70, speeding; Del'or;;s. The siege bejjan about 2: 30 AI the Pretddenl appeared on Reagan's geographic turf, Summers, Pomeroy, $30, p.m . . Wednesday when heaiaomuacledinonReagan'aconservative turf. However, he intoxication, and William Watkins ' robbery attempt at aiiiO admonilhed the GOP to "discard an attitude of tx- Krawsczyn , Middleport, a Society National Bank of . (Continued on .,Rge 12) Clevelan4 branch wu luiled $23.70, speeding. ' FRI. & SAT. 8:30-2:00 ' commercial ports, saving iOO,OOO steel industry and related jobs In northeasterh Ohio alone. - Place open heart surgery and cancer treatment facilities within reach of every Ohioan. - Encourage exploration for natural gas and coal to make Ohio sell-reliant in the energy field. Rhodes predicts his plan wlll create 300,000 jobs over ·a four-year period. Issue 5 earmarks $677 million to be split among the state's nine largest cities. Cleveland would ••t the Last Of Five Articles James A. Rhodes calls it his and it's the feature attraction ment will furnish $2.75 billion EDU'Oit'S NOrE: Ohioans "Program to Make Ohio the of the govemot's plan In in matchlrig funds to help are to vote next l'uesday on Finest State in the Union." make the state "depression defray the cost . "This program is a revolunine statewide Issues, InTo Lt. Gov. Richard F. proof." tionary approach to the probeluding four of . the most · Celeste, it's the major sketch Issue 5 authorizes the state lems of our cities," says complex constlt.ullonal · in a "Blueprint for to sell $2.75 billion worU! of 3~ Rhodes, adding it will rejuveamendments ever to appear Bankruptcy." year bonds to finance public nate downtown business .dison the ballot -Gov. James A. State legislawrs named it construction projects of all tricts, clean up slum areas, ·Rbodes' economic reeovery the "Christmas Tree " shapes, sizes and locations. PfOposals. In the final In· because it has something for . Paying off the bonds will establish industrial parks and stallment of 11 five-part everybody. require an increase in the recreation sites, and make series, UPI Statehouse · · And one opposing state sales tax from 4cents on urban areas more pleasant Reporter Lee Leonard lawmaker in particular the dollar to 4.7 cents, star- for working, shopping and playing. outl,lnes State Issue 5, a $2.75 dubbed it "Unfair Taxes {or ting next July 1. The governor also believes billion bond Issue. Unnecessary Buildings." The interest cost . to the U!e plan will : · ___,.. Invent yollr own name for state Is estimated at $2.5 -Stimulate development' of By LEE LEONARD State Issue 5; ·it's still the billien to $3 billion over the :JO. UPI Statehouse Reporter largest slrigle bond issue ever year life of the bonds. Rhodes Ohio's lake and river cities COLUMBUS (UP!)- Gov. placed before the Ohio voters, claims the federal govern- through rehabilitation of Weather MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd I GEO. HALL Issue 5 largest single .bond issue ever placed before voters '' tf' ,\i I when a teller tripped a silent alarm, bringing swarms of pollee and FBI agents to the scene within two minutes. · Knowing he was surrounded, Watkins-once on the FID's 10 most-wanted list-herded the nine persons inside th~ bank Into a lounge at the rear of the building and started making demands, Three of the hostages were later released that night while U!e federal parolee continued his demand for a rich, sale escape, With a box he said contained dynamite in one hand and a loaded, six.61Jot, .357 Magnum revolver In the other, Watkins demanded $50,000 ransom, a van to get him out of U!e area and a plane to fly him out of the country. The only demand met was the van, which remained parked outside the bank's front doors U!rougbout U!e ensuing drama. .for conver~ion plant Prior sites mentioned, all By LEE LEONARD declined to narrow down tbe UPI Statehouse Reporter sites in Ohio still under • on the Ohio River, have been COLUMBUS (UPI) - Atop consideration. To do so, he in Belmont, Monroe, Jefenergy official in the ad- said, would affect the state's ferson , Washington and ministration of Gov. James abUity to pick up options on Scioto counties. West Virginia is regarded A. Rhodes said today Ohio land not yet acquired for the as having the natural edge as bas three of the eight sites potential site, a coal.;producing giant In the still in the running for a $237 heart of the coal region and miilion experimental coal ! with powerful politicians and conversion plant with the ~Ill Coalcon located there. location decision about two "We developed the idea weeks away. first ," said Rhodes, "and we Robert S. Ryan, executive met all the criteria set forth director of the Ohio Energy by the Department of Inand Resource Development terior. We were the only Agency, said be expects the bidder. Then all these other site of the coal gasification states came In with their facllity to be announced "sometime around Nov. 15" Meigs County Sheriff plans. It rightfully belongs in by Robert Seamans Jr., Robert C. Harten bach and Ohio. We have the coal, the director of the U.S. Energy Randall Carpenter, deputy, water, the rails and the highResearch and Development investigated an armed ways." Administration . robbery Thursday at apThe governor said three of "1 think we're still In the proximately 7:15 p.m. at his "economic recovery" middle oflt," agreed Rhodes, Jarrell 's Market in Salem proposals on the Ohio ballot next Tuesday could have an "altbough we're fighting with Center. some strong polltical people Herman and Violet Jarrell, effect on ERDA's choice. "People will say I'm being In Washington. I U!ink it's 50- owners and operators of the 50. " store, were in the store. Mrs. political and talking for the The U.S. ERDA wiii Jarrell was behind the bond issues," Rhodes · said, " but Issue 2 bas tax finance the pilot project. Tbe counter . for these Coalcon Corp ., a conTwo men wearing ski abatement facilities, Issue 3 will build structlon-chemlcal firm masks walked in. One was highways and Issue 5 conlocated at Charleston, W.Va., armed wiU! a gun. They tains money to purchase will design, build, test and ordered Mrs. Jarrell to give run the plant, converting U!em all the currency on some of this land and high-sulphur soft coal w hand. They did not want any provides for ports on the Ohio clean burning Uquid fuel and coins. The other subject held River." Ryan agreed the ballot pipeline gas. a gun on Mr. Jarrell. They issues will have a "general" Aside from Ohio, com- were given all the currency, effect on the state's ability to pelltors for the facility are approximately $42. West Virginia, Pennsylvania, The subjects left im- loan large sums of money to lndlana, Kentucky and mediately. It is unknown projects like the Coalcon Dllnois. All have presented what type of vehicle they left facility. Satellite projects detalled plans for sites in in. The robbery is still under already are envisioned for Ohio. · U!eir states. investigation. But he said Ohio, already Ryan said Coalcon At 12 :01 U!is morning, in reviewed the data and Sutton Township, Bowmans has a law permitting the tax for coal shipped it to Washington lor a Run , Timothy E. Davidson, abatement final decision by the . U.S. 19, Pomeroy, was traveling gasification facilities and ERDA. He said Coalcon . north when his car went off doesn't need Issue 2 for that. . made no reeommeridatlon as . the road on U!e left in to an , Ryan said he does not to a preferable site. embankment. It struck a believe ERDA Is awaiting the "We talk to ERDA at least telephone pole : Davidson outcome of Rhodes' · bond once a week and we've been reported that the vehicle issues. "There's just so much talking to Coalcon twice a would not respond to his Information they're wading week," said Ryan. " The control. There was moderate through that there's no way to indicators we are getting are damage. No citation was get a decision before the positive." . issued. The driver was not middle of November," he said . ,l The energy official injured. ..:.....:...ed robbery probed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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